Container, Chassis, Trailer Maintenance & Repair Technician

Responsibilities

• Must be able to perform all repairs listed on the FHWA ( Federal Highway Administration)
• Inspect equipment to determine best work plan procedure
• Removes, replaces or rebuilds damaged or malfunctioning parts
• Understands and repairs electrical systems, air systems, brakes, tires, etc.
• Perform welding and riveting
• Helps unload/unpack tires and parts maintains organization of inventory
• Maintains a clean and safe working environment that complies with environmental - -guidelines and policies. -Ensures repairs are completed according to customer's established criteria -Works with auditors to determine amount and type of repairs needed
• Accountabilities:
• Repairs are completed correctly and economically as assigned
• Completed work on equipment meets or exceeds safety compliance
• Documents all repairs work orders
• Meets established productivity measures
• Reports any irregularities to management
• Keeps the shop/ yard area and company vehicles and assets in clean and orderly -conditions
• Works well with other mechanics to perform as a team -Perform other duties as assigned
• Competencies and Requirements:
• Ability to lift over 50lbs
• Owns complete set of tools
• Ability and Knowledge to use power or pneumatic tools
• Work in adverse weather conditions - Performs work independently - Problems solving and diagnostics skills - Ability and agility to work in all areas of shop/ yard
• Though not all encompassing, below is a list of required and recommended tools to perform the functions of the role;
• Hand tools
• Ratchet and socket set: A set with both metric and SAE sizes is essential for handling various nuts and bolts.
• Combination wrenches: Get a set in both metric and SAE sizes.
• Pliers: A set including needle-nose, slip-joint
• Screwdrivers: A set with both Phillips and flathead bits is a must.
• Allen wrenches: A set in both metric and SAE sizes for hexagonal fasteners.
• Pry bar: A medium-length pry bar is a good starting point for leverage.
• Vice grips: Also known as locking pliers, these are useful for many tasks, like holding parts in place.
• Hammer: A ball peen hammer, dead blow hammer, mallet
• Hook and pick set: Useful for pulling O-rings, disconnecting small hoses, and cleaning hard-to-reach areas.
• Wire brush: A small one is helpful for cleaning terminals and other parts.
• Safety and troubleshooting tools
• Mechanic's gloves: To protect your hands.
• Digital multimeter: For diagnosing electrical issues.
• Telescoping magnet: Indispensable for retrieving dropped nuts, bolts, and other small metal parts in hard-to-reach places.
• Magnetic parts tray: Keeps small parts from getting lost.
• Optional but useful tools
• Breaker bar: For extra leverage when a standard ratchet isn't enough to loosen a stubborn nut.
• Impact driver: A powerful tool for driving screws and bolts.
• Cordless drill: Useful for drilling holes and driving fasteners.
• If you have the skills and experience required for this position, we encourage you to apply. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace.
• Job Type: Full-time