Trailer Mechanic

GFL Environmental Inc.; Michigan; On-site; USD 34,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

15 Days PTO

Quarterly Tool Allowance

Annual Boot Reimbursement

Overtime after 40hrs

Health benefits after 60 days

401K after 6 months

Job summary

GFL Environmental Inc. is seeking a Trailer Mechanic in Kingsford, Michigan, to safely operate, repair, rebuild, and maintain company-owned or leased heavy-duty diesel trucks and equipment. Starting pay ranges from $25 to $30 per hour, with increases based on experience and ASE certifications.

Shift is 6am–4pm, Monday to Friday, with overtime after 40 hours. Benefits include 15 days PTO, quarterly tool allowance, boot reimbursement, health benefits after 60 days, and 401(k) after 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily inspections, diagnose issues, troubleshoot problems, and complete repairs on Diesel Refuse Trucks.
• Repair and troubleshoot hydraulic systems, electrical systems, brakes, suspension, PTO systems, and other truck components.
• Diagnose and repair mechanical issues to keep Refuse Trucks operating safely and reliably.
• Perform preventative maintenance and complete repairs to ensure fleet vehicles are ready for daily operation.

Job description

## Trailer MechanicApply: Kingsford, Michigan: Full time: Posted Today: R39550Safely operate, repair, rebuild and perform maintenance on Company owned or leased heavy duty diesel trucks and equipment including rolling stock to ensure its ability to operate safely**Starting Pay:** **$25 to $30 per hour. More pay available based on experience, certifications and skill level.** **We pay for ASE testing! Once you get your certs is .25 bump per T Series ASE.****Shift: 6am-4pm M-F. Overtime after 40hrs worked.** **Benefits:** -15 Days PTO -Quarterly Tool Allowance -Annual Boot Reimbursement -Overtime after 40hrs -Health benefits after 60 days -401K after 6 months **Responsibilities:** -Perform daily inspections, diagnose issues, troubleshoot problems, and complete repairs on Diesel Refuse Trucks. -Repair and troubleshoot hydraulic systems, electrical systems, brakes, suspension, PTO systems, and other truck components. -Diagnose and repair mechanical issues to keep Refuse Trucks operating safely and reliably. -Perform preventative maintenance and complete repairs to ensure fleet vehicles are ready for daily operation.