Diesel Tech

Overview

The diesel mechanic is responsible for the maintenance and repair of diesel-powered vehicles. Their duties include running diagnostic tests on vehicles, test driving vehicles to gauge performance, and maintaining detailed records of the vehicles they have serviced.

• Running diagnostic tests on vehicles
• Analyzing diagnostic test results
• Replacing vehicle engines, steering mechanisms, transmissions and braking systems
• Checking vehicle lighting systems
• Test driving vehicles to gauge performance
• Performing preventative maintenance on service trucks
• Maintaining detailed records of serviced vehicles
• Adhering to an inspection procedure checklist
• Maintaining a parts inventory
• Ensuring the cleanliness of the shop
• Other duties as assigned by management
• Aptitude for mathematics and science
• Advanced knowledge of a vehicle, its electrical system, and the mechanisms of a diesel engine
• In-depth knowledge of diesel engine components and operational mechanisms
• Superior knowledge of maintenance tools and repair equipment
• Comfortable using mechanical and electrical power tools
• Good IT and diagnostic skills
• Proficiency with maintenance and repair tools
• Attention to detail
• Good interpersonal skills
• Excellent verbal communication skills
• High organization skills
• 3+ years of proven diesel mechanic experience
• Degree or diploma in mechanical or automotive engineering
• ASE Diesel Certification
• Valid driver's license

• 3+ years of proven diesel mechanic experience
• Degree or diploma in mechanical or automotive engineering
• ASE Diesel Certification
• Valid driver's license

Usually work a regular 40-hour week, but some overtime may be required. Work in workshops, factories, and office buildings. May work in noisy and dirty conditions, work with machinery that can be dangerous and needs to be handled with care. May travel to local Standlee locations (by vehicle).