Senior Fleet Mechanic: High-Tech Diagnostics & Growth

PepsiCo; Pontiac (MI); On-site; USD 44,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision and dental startingDay

Company-provided retirement benefits

Paid time off

iPad, iPhone, uniforms, PPE, boot"s

Ongoing training and career growth

Job summary

PepsiCo PBNA in the U.S. Midwest is seeking an experienced Fleet Mechanic to maintain, diagnose, and repair a wide range of heavy trucks, vans and forklifts. You will perform PMs, analyze diagnostics, and leverage advanced tools to keep one of the largest fleets running safely and efficiently.

The role includes training opportunities, a competitive benefits package, and daily hands-on work with modern equipment. Strong independent work ethic and ability to follow safety procedures are essential.

Qualifications

• Need to perform PMs and repairs with minimal supervision.
• Diagnostics experience across OE platforms (diesel engines, drivetrains, emissions).
• Familiarity with diagnostic platforms and shop tools.

Responsibilities

• Work with independence to perform preventive maintenance and repairs.
• Use leading edge technology and diagnostic tools.
• Repair diverse fleet vehicles including heavy trucks and forklifts.
• Maintain vehicle records and pre-trip checklists.
• Respond to service calls and support safety programs.

Skills

PMs and repairs

Diagnostics

Noregon

Snap-on Nexiq Altel

Forklift operation

Documentation

Tools

Noregon diagnostics

Snap-on Nexiq Altel

iPad/hand-held devices

Job description

PepsiCo PBNA in the U.S. Midwest is seeking an experienced Fleet Mechanic to maintain, diagnose, and repair a wide range of heavy trucks, vans and forklifts. You will perform PMs, analyze diagnostics, and leverage advanced tools to keep one of the largest fleets running safely and efficiently.

The role includes training opportunities, a competitive benefits package, and daily hands-on work with modern equipment. Strong independent work ethic and ability to follow safety procedures are essential.