Diesel Mechanic

Essential Functions

• Inspect, diagnose, rebuild, replace, or repair vehicle parts such as engines, brakes, transmission lines, electrical assemblies, and accessories.
• Tighten bolts and screws and reassemble equipment and vehicle's repaired, ensuring they are safe and in good working condition.
• Drive vehicle to test brakes or align wheels.
• Perform tune-ups, oil changes, and other routine preventative maintenance on vehicles and equipment, replacing common parts and making adjustments.
• Lookup and understand the manufacturer's specifications, technical bulletins, service or repair manuals. Follow vehicle repair procedures.
• Report discrepancies and safety hazards on all vehicles and properties on the appropriate forms.

Requirements, Skills, and Abilities

• Ability to work independently over long periods of time and in groups within the scope of established rules and regulations.
• Ability to apply knowledge in multiple areas of vehicle repair.
• Ability to drive a trolley or conch train in a safe, competent manner on busy public streets and company property.
• Ability to determine the type of tool and equipment needed to do the job.
• Ability to watch gauges, dials, or other indicators to make sure a machine is working properly.

Qualifications

• A high school graduate or equivalent preferred.
• Completion of an automotive training program.
• Vocational or technical school preferred.
• ASE Certifications preferred: Auto Brakes and Preventative Maintenance Inspection.
• Valid TN Class B or higher CDL with passenger endorsement (Will train to acquire a CDL. Must obtain a CDL in a first month of employment).
• Acceptable driving record for the past three years.