Trailer Technician: Electrical, Brake & Suspension Pro

Join Comcar Industries; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Join Comcar Industries is seeking a TT2 Trailer Technician in Tampa, FL to perform preventive maintenance on box, flat, and tank trailers. You will diagnose electrical, suspension, ABS, and brake issues, making repairs and performing wheel end inspections as part of daily maintenance routines.

The role requires familiarity with jacks, torque wrenches, dial indicators, and welding (Meg, TIG, stick). On-the-job training is provided, with certifications in air systems and brakes preferred.

Qualifications

• On-the-job training to become a trailer technician (2–3 years).
• Ability to read and interpret instructions clearly.
• Strong communication skills in writing and speaking.
• Basic math proficiency is required.
• Hold Air System, Brake, and Federal Brake Inspector certifications.

Responsibilities

• Perform preventive maintenance on trailers (box, flat, tank).
• Diagnose electrical, suspension, and brake issues and repair as needed.
• Repair lighting and air systems, inspect wheel ends and brakes.
• Replace doors, scuff rails, and basic body components.

Skills

Safety awareness

Diagnostic skills

Electrical systems

Brake inspection

Tool handling

Welding

Reading blueprints

Conventional measurement

Education

On Job Training as a Trailer Technician

Read/interpret instructions

Read, write and communicate effectively

Basic Math

Air System Certification

Brake Certification

Federal Brake Inspector Certification

Tools

Hand tools set

Roll around toolbox

Air tools

Job description

Join Comcar Industries is seeking a TT2 Trailer Technician in Tampa, FL to perform preventive maintenance on box, flat, and tank trailers. You will diagnose electrical, suspension, ABS, and brake issues, making repairs and performing wheel end inspections as part of daily maintenance routines.

The role requires familiarity with jacks, torque wrenches, dial indicators, and welding (Meg, TIG, stick). On-the-job training is provided, with certifications in air systems and brakes preferred.