Diesel Mechanic

Job description

Seeking an experienced diesel mechanic with strong diagnostics, hydraulics, and field repair capabilities on heavy equipment and fleet vehicles, including hydrovac trucks. Valid driver's license and clean driving record is a must Ability to pass a background and a drug test 5+ years of automotive and diesel repair, truck experience or combination of education & experience, with verifiable certifications CDL a plus, but not required Experience in heavy equipment/hydraulics preferred Hydrovac truck experience a plus Must have appropriate mechanic's tool set Must be capable of working independently and as part of a team Motivated to work in a safe environment and keep workspace clean and tidy Able to work evenings and Saturdays as needed Responsibilities Inspecting fleet vehicles and heavy equipment for mechanical issues, safety concerns, or wear and tear Diagnosing problems with engines, transmissions, brakes, suspension systems, and electrical systems Using diagnostic tools and equipment to assess vehicle and equipment performance and identify issues Performing regular maintenance such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and fluid checks Replacing worn or damaged parts to keep vehicles and equipment in safe working order Monitoring maintenance schedules and ensuring vehicles/equipment are serviced on time to avoid breakdowns Repairing or replacing broken or malfunctioning components, including engines, transmissions, air conditioning, exhaust systems, and hydraulic systems Fabricating or welding parts when necessary Addressing electrical and mechanical issues, including starter motors, alternators, and power systems Keeping detailed records of repairs, maintenance, and parts replaced for each vehicle/unit in the fleet Tracking mileage, service intervals, and warranty details to ensure optimal maintenance schedules Reporting on the status of the fleet and any potential issues that may arise Quickly identifying and diagnosing issues that cause breakdowns in the field or shop Conducting tests on engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, and other key components to find and resolve problems efficiently Ensuring that all repairs and preventative maintenance meet safety and regulatory standards Performing safety checks to ensure vehicles/equipment meet state or federal inspection requirements Ensuring that all work is compliant with local environmental standards (e.g., emissions) Collaborating with the fleet manager and other team members to ensure vehicles and equipment are ready for use when needed Advising management on vehicle/equipment condition, needed repairs, and the overall state of the fleet Interacting with drivers or other staff to understand issues they've experienced with vehicles or equipment Providing responsive service and communication when addressing vehicle- or equipment-related concerns Taking vehicles on test drives after repairs to ensure proper function Ensuring proper calibration of components like alignment, brakes, and electrical systems Ensuring that tools, company machinery, and equipment are in proper working condition Keeping the repair area clean, organized, and safe to work in Job Type: Full-time Pay: starting from $40 per hour DOE + certifications Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Overtime opportunities Work Location: In person About Stormwater Pros LLC Conservation. Relationships. People. Keeping storm water clean and protecting our surface water is a job for all. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified that approximately 30% of known pollution to our nation's water is attributed to storm water runoff. At StormWater Pros, LLC, we are at the forefront of drywell innovation and other drainage strategies to spearhead the charge in storm water conservation. Our commitment to the community and the relationships we establish set us apart. In every interaction, our team strives to convey our unwavering support for our products and mission. We actively cultivate partnerships with property managers, general contractors, and other municipalities so that they too can participate in the crucial work we undertake. Together, we can make a significant impact on protecting our surface water resources.