Prepares vehicles by installing modifications; completing inspections
Completes preventive maintenance program by inspecting and servicing vehicles; conducting performance tests; changing usable components.
Repairs vehicles by diagnosing problems and interviewing drivers; testing functions using test equipment; repairing or replacing parts using hand tools and equipment.
Troubleshoot brake/air systems, electronic/electrical systems, AC systems, engine and transmission systems; adjusts, repairs, replace and/or service as needed.
Maintains vehicle records by completing data entry.
Tractor mechanic responsible for preventive maintenance, repairs, diagnostics, and record keeping for tractor fleet at Lakeland facility.
Responsibilities
Prepares vehicles by installing modifications; completing inspections
Completes preventive maintenance program by inspecting and servicing vehicles; conducting performance tests; changing usable components.
Repairs vehicles by diagnosing problems and interviewing drivers; testing functions using test equipment; repairing or replacing parts using hand tools and equipment.
Troubleshoots brake/air systems, electronic/electrical systems, AC systems, engine and transmission systems; adjusts, repairs, replace and/or service as needed.
Maintains vehicle records by completing data entry.
Maintain and repair diesel engines for optimal performance and safety.
Compensation
Salary Range: Pay rate $38.97 - $46.39/hr with annual pay of $81,052 to $96,491
Responsibilities
Inspecting, repairing, and maintaining engines and mechanical components of diesel locomotives
Test and restore brake systems, safety appliances, couplers, draft systems, air compressors, safety valves, lube oil pumps filter systems, fuel systems, radiators, and shutters
Install, disassemble, assemble, repair, or replace locomotive diesel engine components
Perform scheduled and preventative maintenance on tools and equipment, inspect locomotive components and diagnose malfunctions in diesel engines, air equipment and trucks
The Fleet Mechanic must perform preventative and corrective maintenance on fleet vehicles and equipment including gas and diesel engines, hydraulic systems, and air brakes.
Compensation
The Diesel/Fleet Mechanic pay is $22.00 - $30.00 an hour.
Responsibilities
Inspect, diagnose, and repair all systems and mechanisms on commercial vehicles.
Ensure all vehicles meet operational and safety standards.
Perform routine maintenance such as changing oil, checking batteries, and lubricating equipment and machinery.
Inspect, test, and listen to defective equipment to diagnose malfunctions
Operate all tools and mechanisms associated with automotive repair.
Diesel Mechanic – Class B / Level 2 Repair, troubleshooting and diagnosis of modern tour buses
Compensation
$2500 Sign On Bonus. Earn $29.00-$34.00 per hour.
Responsibilities
Reconditioning, preventative and routine maintenance
Inspections and road tests
Warranty and repair documentation
Diagnosis, inspection, installation, disassembly and cleaning of components such as brakes, suspension, tires, bearings, seals, radiators, water pumps, coolant hoses, alternators, regulators, steering components, oil/air filters, door assemblies, controls, seats, belts, electric motors, pneumatic valves, cables, and linkages
Supports maintenance and repair of passenger vessels in the City Experiences fleet, performing preventive maintenance, heavy machinery repair, and dockside operations.
Locations (3)
Charlestown, Massachusetts, United States
Quincy, Massachusetts, United States
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Responsibilities
Perform preventive maintenance on diesel engines and machinery
Maintain and repair diesel engines for optimal performance and safety in a rail environment.
Compensation
Salary Range: Pay rate $38.97 - $46.39/hr with annual pay of $81,052 to $96,491
Responsibilities
Inspecting, repairing, and maintaining engines and mechanical components of diesel locomotives
Test and restore brake systems, safety appliances, couplers, draft systems, air compressors, safety valves, lube oil pumps filter systems, fuel systems, radiators, and shutters
Install, disassemble, assemble, repair, or replace locomotive diesel engine components
Perform scheduled and preventative maintenance on tools and equipment, inspect locomotive components and diagnose malfunctions in diesel engines, air equipment and trucks
Responsible for maintenance and preventative maintenance on diesel engine trucks and trailers while maintaining a safe work environment and adhering to Tyson policies and procedures.
Compensation
Base Pay: $20.30 - $29.00 based on experience. $1 extra for CDL. $2 extra for welding certificate.
Responsibilities
Perform preventative maintenance on trucks and trailers including oil changes, greasing, tire repair or replacement, brake repair or replacement
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