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Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds Must be available to work shift work/weekends and on call duty as required Prefer ASE Certification in PM, Brakes, A/C, electrical, Electronics or ASE Master Mechanic Required to operate shop computers and diagnostic test equipment proficiently Must have minimum tool requirement Must road test vehicles as necessary Demonstrated ability to coach/mentor/influence others This position requires for you to drive Ryder vehicles.
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Maintain and inventory the supplied tools for the work required in maintaining diesel engine trucks and associated equipment- Read job order and observes and listens to vehicle in operation to determine malfunction and to plan work procedures.
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Annual Merit Pay Increases Every Year On the Job Paid Training Medical, Dental, Vision, 401 K etc.
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Our franchises include Peterbilt, International, Hino, Isuzu, Ford, IC Bus and Blue Bird. We offer a rewarding career as a leader in the transportation industry. Diagnosis, removal and replacement of injectors, pistons, liners, cam shafts, cylinder heads, rod and main bearings, oil pans, clutches, fan hubs, differentials, fifth wheels, brakes, changes or recharges batteries, and replaces transmissions and other parts.
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As a Diesel Technician, you will provide accurate, efficient service to customers by troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing heavy duty trucks and trailers in a professional and accommodating manner.
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For More Info Click Here to See All Ryder Careers:/diesel-technicians We want YOU to join our family made up of Proud Women and Men in Logistics who work alongside Military Reserve and Veterans we hire everyday Refer anyone and get rewarded with UNLIMITED bonuses up $1,500 for every Ryder hired Diesel Mechanic, Service Employee, Driver, Warehouse Associate and more.
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5) years experience as an engine mechanic or comparable role is required. Installs, maintains, diagnoses, repairs, and overhauls marine diesel engines and equipment. Summary:Hands-on job involves installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining diesel engines and equipment.
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As a Diesel Mechanic, you will provide accurate, efficient service to customers by troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing heavy duty trucks and trailers in a reasonable and responsible manner within company and industry standards.
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We are now looking for a Diesel Technician to join our team! We are now looking for a Diesel Technician to join our team! We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless race, color, religion, creed, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, familial status, ancestry, sex, gender, pregnancy, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability, handicap, military service or Veteran status, genetic information or membership in any other category protected by applicable federal, state or local law.
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Primary Responsibilities: The Diesel Technician - Class B performs preventative maintenance of medium to heavy-duty trucks, trailers, reefer units, and convertor dollies under minimal supervision.
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Assembles, sets-up, adjusts and maintains, and repairs all types of construction equipment such as internal combustion engines, diesel engines, air compressors, pumps, concrete mixers, heavy earth moving equipment, rock crushers, paving equipment, cranes, back hoes, loaders, etc.
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For More Info Call Rachel or Text "Tacoma T3" to 956-231-7283 Click Here to See All Ryder Careers: We want YOU to join our family made up of Proud Women and Men in Logistics who work alongside Military Reserve and Veterans we hire everyday Refer anyone and get rewarded with UNLIMITED bonuses up $1,500 for every Ryder hired Diesel Mechanic, Service Employee, Driver, Warehouse Associate and more.
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For More Info Click Here to See All Ryder Careers:/diesel-technicians We want YOU to join our family made up of Proud Women and Men in Logistics who work alongside Military Reserve and Veterans we hire everyday Refer anyone and get rewarded with UNLIMITED bonuses up to $1,500 for every Ryder hired Diesel Mechanic, Service Employee, Driver, Warehouse Associate and more.
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Apply Here with Ryder Today For More Info Call Rocio or Text "Williston T2" to 915-867-185744 We have all the benefits other shops do without the wait!
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Occasionally, the employee will also be exposed to fumes and particles, moving mechanical parts and vibration.
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