Diesel Technician  

Overview

Reporting to the Service Manager, Technicians are responsible for troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair of the trucks or equipment in the shop or field environment, while maintaining an acceptable level of productivity.

Responsibilities 

Includes, but is not limited to,

• Perform a variety of repairs on various diesel truck systems including, but not limited to engines, transmissions, chassis, suspensions, body, and brakes according to specifications.


• Use OEM software, tools, and technologies to maintain, diagnose, and complete repairs to promptly address and resolve customer vehicle or equipment concerns.


• Keep a clean and organized work area


• Adhere to safety protocols, including the use of PPE

Benefits 

Candidate Knowledge

• Mechanical knowledge


• Basic automotive systems, hydraulic systems and off-road equipment and components


• Must have computer experience including Microsoft Office, email, and internet


• CDL B (Preferred) 


• Must have a valid driver’s license and transportation – Class A (Preferred)


• Cummins engine experience (Preferred)


• Allison and Eaton transmission experience (Preferred)

Hours

• Monday through Thursday 7:30am to 5pm & Friday 7:30am to 4pm


• Some overtime as needed 

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering a culture of growth and development, we provide employees with various trainings. These sessions aim to enhance your skills and deepen your knowledge to support excellence in your role at Lilley International. Training requirements may vary depending on your position, with some programs located out of state and requiring overnight stays, while others can be completed locally. By working here, you agree to attend training sessions provided by the company as a condition of your employment.