Trailer Mechanic

The Trailer Mechanic performs required inspections and maintenance (corrective and preventative) on trailers and equipment within planned time tolerances to maximize safety, reliability, and cost efficiency throughout the life cycle of the fleet.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:  

• Perform inspections and preventive maintenance on all trailers, converter dollies, light duty vehicles, and any other company-owned equipment in accordance with all federal, state, and local legal and regulatory agencies (includes all state required inspections and frequencies)
• Conduct all levels of preventive maintenance functions, such as regular servicing of trailers. Including trailer repairs and equipment inspections.
• Electrical diagnostics, repair, and replacement.
• Utilize the company’s maintenance system to create/maintain/complete work orders and vehicle maintenance records.
• Lead and/or assist with the physical parts purchasing, inventory, receiving, and proper charge out of parts to work orders
• Performs general cleaning and repair duties

Requirements:

• 4 years of experience in fleet trailer maintenance and repair (up to 2 years can be credited for technical training/schooling)
• Knowledge and understanding of FMCSRs and DOT Compliance
• Air brake certification 
• Working knowledge of computer-based diagnostic software for OEM's and component manufacturers
• Technician must provide all hand tools (1/2” drive or under) necessary to perform maintenance. Diagnostic equipment, major shop tools, and secure toolbox will be provided by the company
• ASE certification preferred (not required)
• Current valid driver's license (CDL Class A preferred but not required)
• Ability to lift 50 pounds or more 
• Ability to work outside in inclement weather conditions
• High school diploma or equivalent required

Pay Range: The range is $31.08-$37.00 per hour. Exact payrate/salary offered will depend on candidate's experience, work location, skills, etc.