Fleet Diesel Technician & Field Service Pro

Builders Warehouse; North Carolina; On-site; USD 41,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation Leave

Sick Leave

8 Paid Holidays

401k Retirement Plan (with company)}

Employee Discount

Profit Sharing Plan

Referral Program

Insurance

Medical

Dental

Vision

Disability

Life

FSA - Medical & Dependent Care

Health Savings Account

Job summary

Builders Warehouse seeks a skilled Fleet Mechanic to service our Nebraska market (Kearney and Grand Island). You will plan, organize, and perform maintenance, repair, and inspections on the fleet to keep vehicles safely operating and minimize delivery disruptions.

You will diagnose using standard tools, perform a wide range of repairs from oil changes to major overhauls, and maintain detailed service records. A valid CDL and own tools are preferred; 2–5 years in heavy-truck repair is desirable.

Qualifications

• Education: HS Diploma or GED; Associate's degree in Automotive Technology preferred.
• 2-5 years of experience repairing and maintaining heavy trucks, diesel engines, forklifts and related components.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair heavy trucks and diesel systems using standard tools and procedures.
• Perform preventive maintenance and inspections following DOT requirements.
• Maintain maintenance records and document parts, labor and warranty work.
• Coordinate with managers to prioritize work and handle road calls when needed.

Skills

Self-motivated

Time management

Communication

Teamwork

Problem-solving

Attention to detail

Mechanical aptitude

Repair manuals reading

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Associate's degree in Automotive Technology or equivalent

Tools

Welder

Air compressor

Job description

Builders Warehouse seeks a skilled Fleet Mechanic to service our Nebraska market (Kearney and Grand Island). You will plan, organize, and perform maintenance, repair, and inspections on the fleet to keep vehicles safely operating and minimize delivery disruptions.

You will diagnose using standard tools, perform a wide range of repairs from oil changes to major overhauls, and maintain detailed service records. A valid CDL and own tools are preferred; 2–5 years in heavy-truck repair is desirable.