Fleet Trailer Technician – Diesel Diagnostics & Repairs

Nutrition 101, LLC; Pendleton (AR); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Telemedicine

Dental

Vision

STD/LTD

401k Match

Paid Time Off

Career Growth

Employee Ownership

Job summary

Nutrition 101 LLC is seeking a Fleet Trailer Technician to maintain, diagnose, and repair the company’s fleet of vehicles, ensuring safety, reliability, and peak operating condition. You will perform preventive maintenance, use diagnostic tools, and record all service activities to support efficient operations.

The role reports to the Fleet Maintenance Manager and requires 2–5+ years in diesel repair, with on-the-job training and possible CDL acquisition.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; diesel tech trade school preferred.
• 2–5+ years in diesel repair or fleet maintenance.
• Strong knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulics, electrical, braking, HVAC components.
• CDL preferred or ability to obtain.
• Familiarity with DOT inspection requirements and preventive maintenance programs.

Responsibilities

• Inspect fleet vehicles for wear, damage, or safety issues.
• Use diagnostic tools and software to diagnose problems and verify repairs.
• Perform preventive maintenance (oil changes, tire rotations, brake checks).
• Maintain detailed service records for each vehicle and parts replacements.
• Ensure vehicles meet safety, emissions, and regulatory standards; complete compliance documentation.
• Respond to emergency repair requests and provide roadside assistance when possible.
• Coordinate with fleet managers and drivers on maintenance schedules.
• Train others as needed.

Skills

Diesel engines

Diagnostics tools

DOT knowledge

Electrical systems

CDL preferred

ASE certifications preferred

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Trade school in diesel tech preferred

Tools

Diagnostic software

OEM scan tools

Telematics

Job description

Nutrition 101 LLC is seeking a Fleet Trailer Technician to maintain, diagnose, and repair the company’s fleet of vehicles, ensuring safety, reliability, and peak operating condition. You will perform preventive maintenance, use diagnostic tools, and record all service activities to support efficient operations.

The role reports to the Fleet Maintenance Manager and requires 2–5+ years in diesel repair, with on-the-job training and possible CDL acquisition.