Fleet Diesel Technician — Weekly Pay & Benefits

Clarke Power Services; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Medical, dental, vision insurance

401K with company contributions

Paid holidays and vacation

Life and disability insurance

Perks discounts

Job summary

Clarke Power Services is seeking a Fleet Service Technician in the United States. The role involves heavy‑duty truck and automotive repairs, diagnostics, and preventative maintenance to keep our fleet safe and reliable.

You will perform engine/brake/A/C work and welding as needed in a fast-paced shop. Candidates should have diesel repair training and 2–4 years of related experience, a valid driver's license, and the ability to read/write reports.

Qualifications

• Certificate or degree in diesel repair with 2–4 years related experience or equivalent.
• Clean driving record with a valid license.
• Ability to read/write reports and perform diagnostics.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and repair a dedicated fleet including heavy-duty trucks, trailers, MHE and automobiles.
• Perform preventative maintenance, engine, brakes, A/C and diagnostics.
• Operate and interpret diagnostic tools and software.
• Fabricate and weld steel/aluminum as needed.
• Record-keeping via laptop/tablet; work with team or independently.

Skills

Heavy duty truck repair

Diesel diagnostics

Fabrication and welding

Record keeping on laptop/tablet/smart‑

Team player and works independently

Quality workmanship

Tools and equipment handling

Education

Diesel repair certificate/degree

2–4 years related diesel repair experience

Tools

Diagnostic tools

Company-approved tools

Laptop/Tablet for records

Job description

Clarke Power Services is seeking a Fleet Service Technician in the United States. The role involves heavy‑duty truck and automotive repairs, diagnostics, and preventative maintenance to keep our fleet safe and reliable.

You will perform engine/brake/A/C work and welding as needed in a fast-paced shop. Candidates should have diesel repair training and 2–4 years of related experience, a valid driver's license, and the ability to read/write reports.