Diesel Mechanic
Compensation
The Role
Job Overview
As a Diesel Mechanic, you’ll inspect, maintain, and repair diesel-powered vehicles and heavy equipment. You’ll work with tractor-trailers, farm machinery, and construction and industrial equipment, including excavators, cranes, forklifts, and Caterpillar equipment. Use your mechanical knowledge and diagnostic skills to keep equipment operating safely and reliably.
Responsibilities
- Perform diesel engine diagnostics and repair, equipment troubleshooting, and routine vehicle and equipment maintenance.
- Diagnose and repair electrical systems, hydraulics, transmissions, suspension, air brakes, HVAC, tires, and alignment issues.
- Service construction machinery and heavy equipment; complete equipment repair, assembly, and fabrication using hand and power tools.
- Read schematics and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) information; use welding and soldering as needed.
- Your impact: Accurate inspections and repairs help operators and customers return to work with dependable equipment.
Experience
- Mechanic, diesel mechanics, heavy equipment mechanics, service technician, or automotive repair experience is relevant; dealership experience is a plus.
- Experience with construction equipment servicing, construction machinery maintenance, farm machinery, industrial equipment, and tractor-trailers is valuable.
- Bring experience in electrical diagnostics, automotive diagnostics, electrical systems, brake repair, hydraulics, tire service, and equipment maintenance.
- Ability to operate heavy equipment and safely handle heavy lifting is useful.
- Customer service skills and familiarity with Caterpillar equipment, OEM procedures, fabrication, welding, and soldering are preferred.
Pay: $23.00 - $35.46 per hour
Expected hours: No more than 50.0 per week
Benefits:
- Relocation assistance
Work Location: In person
Benefits
Estimated- Competitive pay
- Health insurance
- 401(k)
- Paid time off
- Tool allowance
