Mechanic – Drayage Technician Level 2

Reporting to the Director of Safety & Equipment, the Mechanic is responsible for repairs and the maintenance of diesel-powered tractor-trailers, for both internal and external customers, as well as ensuring the road worthiness of company and leased equipment.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Assist with preventive maintenance on trucks and intermodal chassis while utilizing personal safety equipment as required.
  • Open repair orders and charge the appropriate parts to the repair order.
  • Inspect and maintain basic vehicle/accessorial worthiness including proper fuel levels and tire air pressure, fluid levels, brakes, lights, and safety equipment. Submit reports indicating condition of equipment.
  • Perform tire inspections/appropriate paperwork to company standards.
  • Performs mounted tire changes.
  • Troubleshoot electrical lighting issues on chassis.
  • Perform Federal Annual Inspections on tractors and chassis.
  • Repair landing gear defects/issues.
  • Perform brake/air system inspections and repairs.
  • Repair wheel end defects and components
  • Install ELD, tablet mounts, harness connection to EMC and all components in tractors.
  • Install GPS units and power connections on chassis.
  • Engage on professional communication with internal and external customers and vendors.
  • Regularly respond to off-site repairs as needed.
  • Carry out work assignments to the highest level of quality.
  • Possess and demonstrate the ability to perform assigned tasks in a manner that adheres to the companies Safety, Health, Environmental and Security policies.
  • Perform housekeeping responsibilities as well as other miscellaneous related duties as assigned and deemed appropriate by Leadership.
  • Regular attendance is a requirement of the position.

Qualifications:

  • Must have a valid Driver’s License (Commercial Driver’s License -Class A preferred)
  • Ability to provide own basic hand tools (List available upon request).
  • Proficient computer skills (Word, Excel, fleet management systems).
  • Ability to read, write and speak the English language (Bi-lingual a plus).
  • Ability to read and comprehend service manuals.
  • Knowledge of tools and equipment used to repair and maintain company equipment.
  • A basic knowledge of tractor and intermodal chassis maintenance.
  • Knowledge of D.O.T. regulations and out-of-service parameters for tractors, intermodal chassis and accessorial equipment.
  • Knowledge of proper procedures for handling and disposal of hazardous waste materials.
  • Must be qualified per Inspectors Qualifications under 49CFR 396.19.
  • Must complete and sign Inspector’s Qualifications and Brake Inspectors Qualifications form.
  • Must provide certifications of training and verification of experience.
  • Must hold a current certificate or pass a DOT physical examination.
  • Must obtain a negative result for a Pre-Employment drug screen.
  • Must be able to work a flexible schedule on occasion.

 

Education/Experience:

The minimum education or formal training for this position includes the following Provincial/State or other vocational or professional certification, trade license, apprenticeship or degree:
Mandatory

Relevant experience from previous jobs that would be required before entering this job, including time spent in formal apprenticeships:

Approximately 5 Years

 

 

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