Senior Fleet Technician Lead & Mentor

Sysco Corp.; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Sysco Corp. in the United States is seeking a Fleet Technician Supervisor to ensure safe, reliable and cost-efficient vehicle maintenance.

You will supervise, mentor and develop technicians, perform inspections, and diagnose a range of powertrain, refrigeration and electrical issues to keep the fleet available for operations. The role requires strong knowledge of DOT regulations, ASE certifications, and hands-on proficiency with OEM diagnostic tools.

Qualifications

• Heavy-duty truck technical training is required.
• CDL license is preferred but not required.
• Significant experience in fleet maintenance and repair.

Responsibilities

• Perform quality preventive maintenance inspections and repairs to reduce downtime.
• Supervise the fleet technicians when managers are unavailable.
• Mentor and develop technicians for higher responsibility roles.
• Communicate findings and daily updates to the fleet supervisor or manager.
• Diagnose and repair propulsion, electrical, HVAC, and refrigeration systems.
• Document work orders with causes, corrections and parts used.
• Ensure compliance with DOT, OSHA and environmental regulations.

Skills

Fleet maintenance expertise

Leadership ability

Diagnostic and repair skills

Preventive maintenance

Electrical systems knowledge

Refrigeration systems knowledge

DOT regulations knowledge

OSHA/regulations knowledge

Environmental regulations knowledge

Education

Heavy Duty truck technical training

High school diploma

CDL license (preferred, not required)

Tools

Mobile Refrigeration (EPA 608) Type II certification

Mobile Air Conditioning (EPA 609) certification

ASE certifications (preferred)

Diagnostic software for OEMs

Tools provided by Sysco; own tools required

Job description

Sysco Corp. in the United States is seeking a Fleet Technician Supervisor to ensure safe, reliable and cost-efficient vehicle maintenance.

You will supervise, mentor and develop technicians, perform inspections, and diagnose a range of powertrain, refrigeration and electrical issues to keep the fleet available for operations. The role requires strong knowledge of DOT regulations, ASE certifications, and hands-on proficiency with OEM diagnostic tools.