Semi-Trailer Mechanic

Job Description Coreslab Structures (ARIZ) Inc., a leader in the precast/prestressed construction industry is seeking a Semi-Trailer Mechanic to join our team.A Light Duty Semi-Trailer Mechanic inspects, maintains, and repairs trailer components—such as brakes, lighting, suspension, and tires—to ensure compliance with DOT safety standards. Responsibilities include diagnosing electrical/mechanical issues, performing preventative maintenance, and repairing structural damage to trailers.Key ResponsibilitiesPreventative Maintenance & Repairs: Perform routine inspections, lube services, and repairs on trailer systems including air brakes, suspensions, wiring, and lighting.Structural Repair: Repair roofs, panels, doors, flooring, and rub rails.Safety Compliance: Ensure all trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards.Diagnostics: Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues using specialized tools and equipment.Documentation: Maintain accurate records of, and in some cases enter data for, all repairs and maintenance.Fabrication: Perform welding and cutting as needed for repair.Required Skills & QualificationsExperience: 1–3 years in trailer maintenance or similar mechanical work.Technical Skills: Knowledge of air brake systems, electrical systems, and structural repairs.Tools: Must have a personal set of hand tools.Physical Ability: Ability to lift up to 60 pounds, bend, crouch, and work in varied weather conditions.Licensure: A valid driver's license is typically required.Key Differences for Light DutyLight-duty roles often focus more on quick-turnaround repairs, such as brakes, lighting, and minor bodywork (flooring/doors), rather than heavy structural frame repairs or complex engine diagnostics.Benefits:Vacation and Sick TimePaid HolidaysMedical, Vision and Dental InsuranceShort-Term Disability and Life Insurance401kProfit-SharingSalary:$30-$40/hour, depending on experience#hc227622