Tractor Technician III

What You’ll Do: Capable of performing in depth diagnostic and repairs on engines, transmission, driveline, HVAC, electrical, suspension, brakes and air systems etc. Have in depth skills using all diagnostic tools and resources. Act as a mentor and trainer to Tractor Tech I and II’s as needed. Must be consistently capable of independently analyzing and safely resolving mechanical problems Accurately complete DOT forms and all other forms of documentation in timely fashion.

Drive trucks in and out of shop before and after repairs. Clean and maintain work area on a daily basis. Maintain a high level of productivity and be able to work within or better than SRT times. Repair/Replace bolt on body parts such as hoods and cab extenders. Perform DOT inspections as outlined in TTMS guidelines. Perform open seat inspections to prepare tractor for next driver.

Perform 90-day lease operator inspections. Accurately complete DOT forms and all other forms of documentation in timely fashion. Capable of using all diagnostic equipment and resources. Drive trucks in and out of shop before and after repairs. Clean and maintain work area on a daily basis. Perform basic or minor repairs and inspections on brakes, tires, wiring etc.

Perform basic and routine preventative maintenance on tractors and trailers Check vehicle fluids; transmission, oil, windshield wiper, antifreeze, etc. Perform vehicle preventative maintenance (pm’s) as outlined in TTMS pm guideline’s Change vehicle tires Grease mechanical parts Must be able to move equipment in and out of shop Maintain proper attendance and punctuality to ensure that the department is operated in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

Ability to work on an TTMS site or TTMS customer location site while performing the essential functions of this position. May include other duties as assigned by management.