Diesel Technician: Fleet Maintenance (2nd Shift)

Hirschbach Motor Lines, LLC; Kansas City (KS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Life and disability insurance

401(k) with company match

Training and OEM classes

Uniform laundry

Second shift premium

Job summary

Hirschbach Motor Lines, LLC is seeking a Diesel Technician at our Kansas City, KS shop to diagnose, repair and maintain a modern fleet of trucks. You will perform preventative maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, and system service while keeping accurate repair records.

The role requires 1–2+ years in fleet maintenance or a new tech school graduate, plus a valid license. Certifications and tool proficiency are highly valued, with CDL benefiting the applicant.

Qualifications

• 1–2+ years' experience in fleet maintenance or recent tech school graduate.
• Certifications (EPA 609, Cummins, Navistar, Daimler) preferred.
• Proficiency with diagnostic tools (Cummins Insite, DTNA, Bendix)

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair fleet trucks (primarily Freightliner, plus Kenworth and Internationals).
• Perform preventative maintenance and electrical troubleshooting, air brakes, suspension & steering, after-treatment service, charging systems, and A/C.
• Accurately record repairs, parts use, and warranty details.
• Follow safety and quality standards in every job.
• Communicate clearly with drivers and fleet management.
• Stay sharp with ongoing diesel technology training (Diamond Logic Builder, Cummins Insite, Detroit Diagnostic Link, Bendix Acom, Wabco Toolbox).
• Collaborate with teammates to solve tough problems.
• Take on other duties as assigned.

Skills

Fleet maintenance experience

Valid driver's license

Diagnostic tools proficiency

Education

EPA 609 certification

Cummins certification

Navistar certification

Daimler certification

Tools

Cummins Insite

DTNA

Bendix Toolbox

Job description

Hirschbach Motor Lines, LLC is seeking a Diesel Technician at our Kansas City, KS shop to diagnose, repair and maintain a modern fleet of trucks. You will perform preventative maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, and system service while keeping accurate repair records.

The role requires 1–2+ years in fleet maintenance or a new tech school graduate, plus a valid license. Certifications and tool proficiency are highly valued, with CDL benefiting the applicant.