Fleet Mechanic I — Diesel & Electrical Diagnostics

Riley Brothers, Inc.; Wrentham (MA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Peak Utility Infrastructure is seeking a Heavy Duty Mechanic I to maintain fleet equipment and trucks in the field and shop. This non-exempt position requires timely repairs, preventive maintenance, and accurate documentation to keep assets in safe, reliable service.

Candidates must have two years of fleet and construction equipment diagnosis and repair experience, familiarity with electrical, hydraulic and suspension systems, and the ability to pass background checks and a drug screen.

Qualifications

• Two years of experience in fleet and construction equipment diagnosis, troubleshooting and repair of both gasoline and diesel engines.
• Experienced with electrical, hydraulic and suspension systems.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic, troubleshooting and repair tasks on vehicles, equipment and trailers
• Completion of preventative maintenance tasks including oil changes, brake jobs, etc.
• Troubleshooting and repair of electrical issues especially wiring harnesses and lighting
• Coordinating with the Shop Foreman to prioritize and expedite repairs
• Document repair and maintenance work on vehicles, trailers and equipment in accordance with company processes
• Ensure DOT compliance on all fleet items
• Entering data into fleet computer system for tracking and vehicle profiles
• Operate all company vehicles and equipment in a safe manner
• Communicate effectively and professionally with all company and vendor personnel
• Maintain general shop safety and cleanliness standards

Skills

Diagnostic skills

Troubleshooting

Repair skills

Electrical systems

Safety awareness

Job description

Peak Utility Infrastructure is seeking a Heavy Duty Mechanic I to maintain fleet equipment and trucks in the field and shop. This non-exempt position requires timely repairs, preventive maintenance, and accurate documentation to keep assets in safe, reliable service.

Candidates must have two years of fleet and construction equipment diagnosis and repair experience, familiarity with electrical, hydraulic and suspension systems, and the ability to pass background checks and a drug screen.