2nd Shift Trailer Mechanic

Job Description Work on Specialized Equipment. Build a Career with a Company That Values Skilled Mechanics.If you're an experienced tank trailer mechanic looking for a better shop, better equipment, and a company that respects your skills, Altom Transport wants to talk to you.Check all associated application documentation thoroughly before clicking on the apply button at the bottom of this description.We're hiring a 2nd Shift Tank Trailer Mechanic at our Pasadena, TX terminal to maintain and repair our fleet of DOT cargo tank trailers used to transport petroleum, chemical, and specialty liquid products throughout North America.Whether you're experienced with DOT 406, 407, 412, MC306, MC307, or MC312 trailers, you'll have the opportunity to work on specialized equipment in a climate-controlled shop with the tools, parts, and support needed to perform quality repairs.Why Altom?Altom Transport is a third-generation, family-owned liquid bulk carrier operating throughout the United States and Canada. Our reputation is built on safety, reliability, and maintaining one of the best fleets in the industry.At our Pasadena facility, you'll find:Climate-controlled shop baysModern diagnostic equipment and specialty toolingWell-maintained tanker equipmentConsistent workload and stable hoursA stocked parts departmentA team that values safety and craftsmanshipResponsibilitiesInspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain DOT cargo tank trailersRepair tanker components including valves, piping, pumps, vents, fittings, and loading/unloading systemsPerform brake, suspension, wheel-end, ABS, and electrical repairsConduct preventive maintenance inspections and DOT compliance inspectionsTroubleshoot trailer air systems, hydraulic systems, and electrical systemsPerform welding and fabrication repairs as neededComplete maintenance documentation and inspection reports accuratelyMaintain compliance with DOT, PHMSA, and company safety standardsRequirementsRequirementsRequiredMinimum 2 years of tank trailer or trailer maintenance experienceKnowledge of air brake systems, ABS systems, suspensions, wheel ends, and trailer electrical systemsAbility to diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical issuesValid driver's licenseOwn basic mechanic hand toolsAbility to lift 50 pounds, climb ladders, and work in confined spacesMust pass pre-employment drug screen, physical, and background checkAuthorized to work in the United StatesPreferredHM183 Registered Inspector certificationExperience with DOT 406, 407, 412, MC306, xhyhwjd MC307, and MC312 cargo tanksCurrent V, I, P, L, T, or U inspection qualificationsWelding and fabrication experienceClass A or Class B CDLASE certificationsHazmat endorsementExperience working for a tanker carrier, tank repair facility, or petrochemical transportation companyBenefitsBenefitsCompensationCompetitive 2nd shift payShift differential on every hour workedOvertime opportunitiesAnnual merit increasesTool allowanceBoot allowanceEmployee referral bonusesHealth & WellnessBlue Cross Blue Shield MedicalDental and Vision CoverageHSA with Employer ContributionsSupplemental Life InsuranceShort-Term and Long-Term DisabilityEmployee Assistance Program