Diesel Fleet Technician: Field & Shop Maintenance

Union Power; Monroe (NC); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Union Power Cooperative is hiring a Diesel Technician C to keep fleet vehicles and powered equipment operating safely and efficiently in line with our mission and values. The role covers maintenance, repairs, welding, and field service with occasional after-hours work and travel to job sites.

Ideal candidates hold a high school diploma, a two-year technical degree in diesel mechanics, and a valid Class A CDL or the ability to obtain one within six months.

Qualifications

• High school diploma required.
• Two year technical degree in automotive and diesel mechanics preferred.
• Three years of appropriate fleet maintenance or mechanical experience is required.
• Must possess a valid class A CDL or have the ability to obtain one within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Performs scheduled maintenance on all fleet vehicles and powered equipment.
• Performs major and minor repairs on trenchers and underground equipment.
• Maintains aerial equipment including hydraulics and cable replacements.
• Troubleshoots and performs field repairs on all mobile equipment as needed.
• Performs welding and fabrication to repair and maintain equipment.
• Maintains shop area and assigned service truck.
• Performs or assists in installation/maintenance/repair of other cooperative systems.
• Occasionally escort portions of the fleet to provide support when out of town.
• Must be available for occasional after-hours work.
• Perform all duties assigned by supervision.

Skills

Communication

Reading maps

Microsoft Office

Education

High school diploma

Two year technical degree in automotive and diesel mechanics

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Union Power Cooperative is hiring a Diesel Technician C to keep fleet vehicles and powered equipment operating safely and efficiently in line with our mission and values. The role covers maintenance, repairs, welding, and field service with occasional after-hours work and travel to job sites.

Ideal candidates hold a high school diploma, a two-year technical degree in diesel mechanics, and a valid Class A CDL or the ability to obtain one within six months.