Second Shift Fleet PM Mechanic - Paid Training

Build your career with an experienced team that offers large-company stability with a local, small-company atmosphere.

This is a full-time, second-shift mechanic position maintaining a fleet of commercial waste trucks and support equipment. This position is a great fit for a newer diesel or automotive mechanic looking to build heavy-duty truck experience.

You'll work with an experienced maintenance team that takes pride in training and developing mechanics. Our maintenance leadership and senior technicians provide hands-on guidance and mentorship, giving you the opportunity to build your skills and take on more advanced work as you gain experience.

BENEFITS

• Health insurance – medical, dental, and vision plans available (employee contribution required)
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid time off (PTO)
• Paid holidays
• Paid on-the-job training
• Company-paid uniforms and work boots
• Monthly tool allowance
• Consistent, year-round work
• Regular overtime

SCHEDULE

This is a second-shift position, Monday through Friday. Normal work hours will be either 2:00 PM–2:00 AM or 4:00 PM–4:00 AM.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Perform preventive maintenance (PM) services on commercial trucks and support equipment, including oil, filter, and fluid changes.
• Inspect trucks for safe and proper operation and identify needed repairs.
• Review driver DVIRs and complete minor repairs and write-ups identified by drivers or during inspections.
• Remove, install, repair, and replace commercial truck tires and wheels.
• Inspect, service, and replace drum and disc brake components.
• Perform basic repairs to lights, electrical components, air systems, hoses, belts, batteries, and other common truck components.
• Lubricate chassis and equipment and perform other scheduled maintenance according to Company maintenance procedures.
• Perform basic troubleshooting and mechanical repairs within your level of experience and training.
• Identify worn, damaged, or unsafe components and communicate repairs that require additional diagnosis or more extensive work.
• Accurately document inspections, maintenance, and repairs performed, including work completed and parts used.
• Clearly communicate mechanical and safety concerns to supervisors, including repairs requiring additional diagnosis, parts, or follow-up work.
• Identify and document defects discovered during PMs, inspections, or repairs so they can be properly addressed.
• Remove from service and lock out trucks or equipment that are unsafe to operate in accordance with Company procedures, and immediately notify the appropriate supervisor.
• Verify that safety-related repairs have been properly completed before returning equipment to service, when authorized to do so.
• Keep tools, work areas, and shop equipment clean and organized.
• Follow Company safety procedures and properly use required tools and personal protective equipment.

This position does not require advanced diagnostic or major overhaul experience. We're looking for someone with a solid mechanical foundation who can perform routine maintenance and repairs safely and correctly and is ready to learn and grow as a heavy-duty mechanic.