Fleet Maintenance Technician: Advanced Diagnostics Lead

Truway Transit Group; Mississippi; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Truway Transit Group is seeking Maintenance Technicians to perform preventive maintenance, diagnostics, inspections, and repairs on a diverse fleet of motorcoaches, school buses, shuttles, and support vehicles. The role progresses through Levels I–Master, increasing responsibility for diagnostics, mentoring, and fleet reliability.

The team collaborates with Operations, Safety, and Maintenance leadership to minimize downtime, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide safe transportation services.

Qualifications

• 0–2 years of mechanical experience (including vocational or military experience).
• High school diploma/GED; valid driver’s license.
• CDL or CDL permit per location requirements (recommended within 180 days where applicable).
• ASE certifications recommended and valued; master-level or higher credentials preferred for advanced roles.
• EV/Hybrid locations: EV/Hybrid safety awareness training required prior to working around EV/Hybrid assets.

Responsibilities

• PM execution and routine maintenance across fleets (fluids, filters, lubrication, tires).
• Diagnose and repair brakes, HVAC, electrical, suspension, and driveline systems.
• Lead and mentor Level I–III technicians; support training, quality assurance, and fleet reliability initiatives.
• Ensure DOT/FMCSR compliance, safety procedures, incident reviews, and proper documentation in maintenance systems.
• Maintain fleet readiness and coordinate with operations to minimize downtime.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Diagnostics

Mentorship

Team collaboration

Safety compliance

Education

High school diploma/GED

Valid driver’s license

Tools

DVOM

Diagnostic tools

OEM service information systems

Digital multimeter

Job description

Truway Transit Group is seeking Maintenance Technicians to perform preventive maintenance, diagnostics, inspections, and repairs on a diverse fleet of motorcoaches, school buses, shuttles, and support vehicles. The role progresses through Levels I–Master, increasing responsibility for diagnostics, mentoring, and fleet reliability.

The team collaborates with Operations, Safety, and Maintenance leadership to minimize downtime, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide safe transportation services.