Diesel Service Technician – On the Job Training & Growth

Murphy-Hoffman Company (MHC Kenworth); Asheville (NC); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Prescription insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

401(k) and profit sharing

Flexible Spending Account

On-the-job training

Internal promotion opportunities

Job summary

Murphy-Hoffman Company, LLC is seeking a Diesel Service Technician / Mechanic in Asheville, NC. The role performs heavy‑duty mechanical repair under supervision and trains toward Service Journeyman status.

Duties include engine overhaul, fuel and electrical systems work, transmissions, cooling, brakes, and general maintenance. Safety, tool care, and collaboration with the Shop Foreman are essential parts of the job.

Qualifications

• CDL preferred.
• Minimum 3 years hands-on experience or graduation from a vocational program.
• A/C, Brake, and DOT Annual Inspector Certifications required.
• Necessary tools to perform position responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Performs general mechanical duties and assists in repairs.
• Gains experience on engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, transmissions, cooling, chassis, brakes, tune-ups, and maintenance.
• Works on major components with supervision and performs troubleshooting on minor problems.
• Attends training sessions and keeps area neat; uses company tools safely.
• Reports to Shop Foreman for additional repair work as needed.

Skills

CDL

Hands-on experience

A/C systems

Brake systems

DOT Inspector Certification

Education

Vocational program graduate or 3 years hands-on experience

Job description

Murphy-Hoffman Company, LLC is seeking a Diesel Service Technician / Mechanic in Asheville, NC. The role performs heavy‑duty mechanical repair under supervision and trains toward Service Journeyman status.

Duties include engine overhaul, fuel and electrical systems work, transmissions, cooling, brakes, and general maintenance. Safety, tool care, and collaboration with the Shop Foreman are essential parts of the job.