Maintenance Technician
$63,752–$74,984 year
On-siteColumbus, Ohio, United States
Columbus, Ohio, United StatesOn-siteFull Time$63,752–$74,984 yearHigh School Or EquivalentTRANSPORTATIONLarge
Full TimeHigh School Or EquivalentLargeTRANSPORTATION
Job Summary
Perform preventative maintenance, diagnose mechanical and electrical issues, and execute timely repairs on company trucks, trailers, and converter dollies. Build, rebuild, and repair all equipment parts while troubleshooting failures using precision instruments like micrometers, dial indicators, and electronic diagnostic tools. Apply welding skills for truck repairs and ensure compliance with DOT, EPA, ICC, and OSHA regulations. Read work orders, scan for defects, and maintain superior customer relations while working in varying weather conditions and noise levels.
Required Qualifications
- High School degree or equivalent
- Experience working as a maintenance technician or equivalent education
- Experience with truck repair, body and frame repair
- Must provide own tools to perform job duties
- Must possess a valid Commercial Driver's License (when required)
- Working knowledge of most systems located on a truck/truck tractor, a semi-trailer or converter dolly
- Proficient at reading precision instruments such as micrometers, dial indicators, bore gauges, voltmeters, digital multi-meters, calibrators and other electronic diagnostic tools
- Ability to troubleshoot and do failure analysis of some of the component parts and systems on the truck or truck tractor; or the component parts and systems of the trailer or converter dolly
- Knowledge of DOT, EPA, ICC and OSHA rules and regulations
- Must be able to sit 10% of time on stools, ground, and other potentially unforgiving surfaces
- Must be able to spend a significant amount of time, up to 8 or 10 hours/shift, 5-7 days per week, standing while performing work on the vehicles on non- forgiving surfaces such as concrete, wood and metal and sometimes on wet and slippery surfaces
- Must be able to walk up to 8 hours a day on non- forgiving surfaces such as concrete, wood and metal and sometimes on wet and slippery surfaces
- Must be able to perform frequent bending, squatting, or kneeling to reach into tight spaces and to reach certain engine components
- Must be able to get onto and off the truck cabins or forklifts during regular maintenance functions many times throughout the day
- Must be able to load and unload trailers and or move materials in boxes from one area of the shop to another
- Must be able to frequently lift and handle objects weighing up to 100 lbs. of varying sizes or shapes, using OSHA guidelines and lifting techniques, distances of 1 foot but usually no less than 100 feet
- Must be able to spend time reaching into tight spaces to access engine components
- Must be able to hear the horns of forklifts, trucks, and shouted instructions and warnings
- Must be able to use right, left or both hands to get in and out of trucks, tight spaces, forklift, wrapping and using pallet jack or hand truck, using the steering wheel, buttons on lift gates, etc
- Must be able to grip with right, left or both hands to use all necessary tools, to get in and out of the forklift, holding tablet, using pallet jacks or hand trucks, controlling and pushing the buttons, holding the steering wheel, etc
- Must have good dexterity in order to use hands tools with precision to tighten bolts, remove parts, perform repairs, etc
- Must also be able to pinch fingers on the right, left or both hands to utilize clip boards, utilize tablets, etc
- Must be able to work a variety of times and shifts in order to complete necessary maintenance of equipment so the company can meet customer pick-up and delivery schedules
- Must be able to use cognitive skills for: paying attention to surroundings for loose items, tools, parts, and mechanical fixtures as a part of regular maintenance activities and safety
- Must be able to use cognitive skills for: long-term and short-term memory for assessing the needs of a work order, recall for where tools and parts are located and for safety
- Must be able to use cognitive skills for: logic and reasoning in reading tablets, work orders, instructions, box numbers, part numbers etc
- Must be able to see and read work orders, boxes, part numbers, and other printed materials to complete work orders and maintenance
- Must be able to see and scan areas of work for debris and defects
- Must be able to read, write and speak English
- Must be able to work in extremely hot or cold climates, ability to work in an environment where noise and odors may be present
- Attendance is a requirement
Desired Qualifications
- Willingness to participate in training classes offered and/or requested by the company and willingness to attend when the class is offered which might require a shift change
- Willing to take written and/or oral tests to provide management with information to be used for management and classification
- Consistent with company policies, individuals are expected and must be able to perform all duties and tasks as assigned
- Willing to work on any piece of rolling stock and associated equipment as directed by the company
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