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Ryder System

Logistics, fleet management, and warehousing solutions

Licensed Diesel Mechanic

Heavy Duty & Diesel Vehicle MaintenanceUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeHamilton, ON, CanadaIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Strong mechanical skills and proficiency in advanced diagnostics, overhauls, and repairs of vehicle components and systems.
  • Ability to perform entry-level technician tasks and road-test vehicles as necessary.
  • Ability to read and understand information and ideas communicated verbally or in writing.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Dependability and availability for on-call duty and shift or weekend work.
  • Ability to build and maintain professional relationships with peers, work groups, customers, and supervisors.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
  • Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks with strong organization and time management.
  • Attention to detail and consistent follow-up practices.
  • Advanced computer skills, including PC and Windows knowledge.
  • Basic tools are required.
  • Applied mechanical repair experience with automotive gas or diesel engines, including routine preventive maintenance such as oil changes, brake work, and tire work; diagnostics and repairs including air conditioning and electrical systems; and advanced repairs including major engine repairs, diesel after-treatment, or automotive fuel injection repairs.
  • All certifications required by the location.
  • Authorization to work legally in Canada is required and must be maintained as a condition of continued employment.

Responsibilities

  • Perform standard vehicle maintenance and preventive maintenance.
  • Perform complex repairs with minimal support and use internal and external maintenance documents.
  • Diagnose and repair complex mechanical and electronic problems with minimal support, using diagnostic computers and software when applicable.
  • Perform remote triage with RCRC and customers to determine solutions for roadside breakdowns.
  • Interact with customers and drivers to determine the nature of assigned complaints.
  • Instruct and advise other technicians on maintenance repair procedures and diagnostics; coach and mentor technicians at other levels.
  • Advise shop management and other technicians on shop repairs.
  • Perform facility maintenance duties and use the Shop Management System and available electronic documentation.
  • Work in accordance with federal, provincial, and corporate compliance guidelines, including safety, DOT, and MOT requirements.
  • Provide other operational support as required, including Service Island support.
  • Repair and replace tire and wheel assemblies, perform nail-hole repairs, diagnose and repair tire-related ride-quality complaints, and analyze failures to substantiate premature failure.
  • Mentor technicians in completing preventive maintenance efficiently and conduct quality inspections of preventive maintenance.
  • Perform air-brake maintenance and repairs, including measuring lining thickness; adjusting brakes; servicing air brakes during preventive maintenance; overhauling brakes; measuring drums, rotors, and cam bushings; replacing S-cams, bushings, slack adjusters, shims, valves, air dryers, tanks, and lines; conducting failure analysis; and diagnosing and repairing related systems.
  • Perform hydraulic-brake work, including measuring lining thickness; adjusting service and parking brakes; repairing or replacing minor parts such as lines; bleeding systems; replacing brake shoes; measuring rotors and drums; inspecting and replacing wheel and master cylinders and boosters; conducting failure analysis; and diagnosing and repairing related systems.
  • Perform air-conditioning, heating, and refrigeration work, including system checks, leak identification, operation of charging and recovery equipment, use of manifold gauges, charging to manufacturer specifications, flushing contaminants, running original equipment manufacturer performance tests, using electrical schematics and diagnostic procedures, and diagnosing and repairing systems.
  • Perform mechanical and electrical liftgate diagnostics, analyze failures, and repair or replace liftgate components.
  • Diagnose and analyze charging systems and make corrections; diagnose cranking systems to root cause and make corrections.
  • Diagnose, isolate, and repair lighting problems, including shorted and open circuits, and electronically controlled lighting and electrical subsystems such as SAM cab/body control modules.
  • Identify correct clutch and clutch-brake operation, adjust hydraulic or mechanical clutches, and replace clutch components including the clutch, bearings, flywheel, and clutch brake.
  • Diagnose cooling-system fan clutches and control systems, rebuild fan clutches, and repair related systems.
  • Perform drive-axle and driveline diagnostics and major repairs and analyze failures.
  • Diagnose, overhaul, and replace diesel and gas engine assemblies and components; analyze failures; and repair emissions after-treatment components and related subsystems.
  • Diagnose fuel-system malfunctions and electronically controlled fuel subsystems, and repair or replace fuel-system components including injectors.
  • Perform vehicle and trailer axle alignments; diagnose and repair steering components; adjust wheel bearings; and analyze failures.
  • Diagnose and repair air leaks, suspension and chassis components, and other system problems; maintain, repair, and replace chassis components; and analyze failures.
  • Repair or replace fifth wheels and diagnose and repair vehicle-coupling components for wear or damage.
  • Make decisions regarding vehicle diagnostics and repair.

Desired Qualifications

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • Vocational or technical certification, post-secondary degree, or technical certifications.
  • Four or more years of relevant work experience.
  • Valid Class A commercial driver’s license.

About the Company

Ryder System

Logistics, fleet management, and warehousing solutions

Ryder System provides logistics and transportation services across three segments: Fleet Management Solutions (leasing, rental, and maintenance of trucks and trailers), Supply Chain Solutions (warehousing, distribution, and transportation management), and Dedicated Transportation Solutions (a dedicated fleet and drivers). FMS lets customers outsource transportation by leasing or renting equipment with maintenance handled by Ryder; SCS offers end-to-end logistics support to optimize supply chains; DTS provides a dedicated team and assets to meet specific transport needs. The company differentiates itself by offering multiple, integrated services under one provider with flexible, scalable solutions tailored to each customer. Ryder's goal is to help businesses optimize and manage their supply chains through reliable, scalable, and customizable transportation and logistics services.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Florida, United States
Founded
1933

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