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Amerit Fleet Solutions seeks a Travel Diesel Technician/Mechanic to support our Chicago, IL operations. This role requires 100% travel across US regions, diagnosing and repairing diesel and gas fleet vehicles and performing preventive maintenance.
You'll work Monday–Friday with some weekend travel, receive weekly pay, and benefits within 30 days. Candidates must have 5+ years of hands-on experience, own tools, and a valid driver's license.
Travel Diesel Technician/Mechanic – Chicago, IL.
$40.00 - $50.00 hr | Weekly Pay | Full Benefits within 30 Days
Amerit Fleet Solutions, a leader in fleet maintenance across the U.S., is hiring a skilled Travel Diesel Technician/Mechanic to join our team in Chicago, IL.
If you enjoy troubleshooting mechanical issues and keeping fleet vehicles running reliably, this is a great opportunity to grow your career with a stable national company.
Shift: Monday - Friday (Flexible with some weekend travel required)
*** 100% Travel Involved - US region- flying or driving required ***
This is a Travel Tech position that requires Diesel and Automotive Experience. This role requires flexibility, as travel may be scheduled on short notice and can result in sudden changes to your work schedule. Candidates should be comfortable adapting to shifting priorities and working in fast-paced, dynamic, and sometimes ambiguous environments.
Pay & Schedule
Pay: $40.00 – $50.00/hour (based on experience)Pay Frequency: Weekly pay – every Friday
Shift: Monday - Friday (Flexible with some weekend travel required)
*** 100% Travel Involved - US regions***
Why Technicians Choose Amerit
What You’ll Do
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Working Conditions
This role involves working in a mobile and or shop environment that may include exposure to dust, diesel fumes, noise, and mechanical irritants such as oils and greases. Technicians must be able to perform essential functions that include lifting heavy objects, accessing tight spaces, and bending, stooping, crouching, or crawling as needed to complete repairs. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.