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FLEET MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN - Describe your experience in maintaining and repairing gas/diesel engines, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, air conditioning systems, automotive, truck, sewer truck vacuum systems, and water pump small and large for pressure trucks.
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Oversee maintenance team staffing to ensure appropriate fleet service level efficiency and implement professional development programs so team members achieve advanced understanding of powertrain, hydraulic, electrical, and chassis systems, to ensure diagnosis and repairs are performed effectively and efficiently.
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Position Overview: The Director of Fleet Maintenance (DFM) is responsible for managing fleet assets, and providing leadership and guidance to CR&R vehicle maintenance facilities and their teams of supervisors and technicians who provide maintenance services to our fleet of over 1000 Diesel/CNG trucks, and heavy equipment.
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Learn to perform quality preventive maintenance inspections per company methods under the guidance of fleet technician II & III, fleet supervisor or manager on all fleet vehicles including tractors, trailers, converter dollies, lift-gates, light-duty vehicles.
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Learn to perform quality preventive maintenance inspections per company methods under the guidance of fleet technician II & III, fleet supervisor or manager on all fleet vehicles including tractors, trailers, converter dollies, lift-gates, light-duty vehicles, and any other company-owned equipment.
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As a Fleet Maintenance Manager with a strong mechanical background, you will be responsible for overseeing the maintenance and repair of a fleet of vehicles and equipment, with a particular focus on hands-on mechanical skills.
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Learn to perform quality maintenance repairs under the guidance of fleet technician II & III or fleet supervisor or manager as required to maximize safety and reliability on all fleet vehicles including tractors, trailers, converter dollies, lift-gates, light-duty vehicles, and any company-owned equipment.
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Diagnose cause of any malfunction and perform repairs to manufacturer specifications including but not limited to engines, transmissions and clutches, drive-line, differential, steering and suspension, fuel and ignition system, exhaust systems (including regeneration systems), intake systems, electrical systems, brake systems, HVAC systems and lift-gate hydraulic, mechanical and electrical systems under the guidance of fleet technician II & III or fleet supervisor or manager.
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Learn to perform quality maintenance repairs under the guidance of fleet technician II & III or fleet supervisor or manager as required to maximize safety and reliability on all fleet vehicles including tractors, trailers, converter dollies, lift-gates, light-duty.
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Learn to perform maintenance repairs on all vehicles under the guidance of fleet technician II & III or fleet supervisor or managers such as inspections, scheduled repairs, malfunctions and road-call repairs in a safe, efficient, timely and quality manner.
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This technician also conducts troubleshooting and repairs on HM&E systems, specifically: Ballast, Hydraulic, HP/LP air, CMU, Metal / Glass shredders, Pulper, Main Drainage, and Fire-main systems in accordance with Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM) and International Standards Organization (ISO.
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Strong working knowledge of electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems and maintenance & repair of powered industrial equipment (Crown, Raymond, Jungheinrich, Doosan, Caterpillar & Komatsu.
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Experience and skill in the repair, rebuilding and maintenance of the following: gasoline and diesel engines, automatic transmissions, air and hydraulic brakes, steering and suspension systems, rear axle and driveline, electrical systems and components, and heating/air conditioning systems.
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Bowhead is seeking a Heavy Equipment Mechanic to support the fleet maintenance, operations and vessel support services at Kings Bay, Georgia. The Heavy Equipment Mechanic reports directly to the Senior Maintenance Engineer.
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Reyes Fleet Management is seeking a Diesel Mechanic / Fleet Technician A to help with repairs and maintenance on our tractor and trailer equipment at our Reyes Beverage Group / Monarch Distributing shop in Indianapolis, IN.
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