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The Mobile Trailer Technician II will be responsible for performing certified DOT inspections, Preventative Maintenance inspections, light repairs, and other duties as assigned such as aluminum and chem-lite, trailer brakes, air lines, auxiliary pumps, and engines, liftgates, brake chambers, welding, fabrication, replacement of panels, body and framework.
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To support growth of the company, Fleet Services By Cox Automotive is currently hiring a Mobile Trailer Technician II to join our team! Diagnose, adjust, and perform repairs on various types of trailer equipment, and systems including, but not limited to the following: aluminum and chem-lite, trailer brakes, air lines, auxiliary pumps and engines, liftgates, brake chambers, welding, fabrication, replacement of panels, body, and framework.
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As a U-Haul trailer and SRI repair specialist, you will use U-Haul Company's proprietary technology to assess and care for field vehicles. Whether you are looking for your first job in the industry or have trailer and vehicle-repair experience already, U-Haul is the place for you.
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Trailer Mechanic must have complete knowledge of axle wheel end assemblies including proper instalation of hub and drum assemblies, bearings, seals and races. Trailer Mechanic must have enough experience or proper training certificate to perform basic air brake maintenance: Complete brake jobs, S-cam bushing replacements, brake chamber replacements and air valve replacements.
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A Heavy Duty Truck & Trailer SVC Technician repairs and maintains both diesel and gasoline powered class 5 through 8 Heavy trucks. We are currently seeking a team member who believes in the extra mile philosophy to fulfill our Heavy Duty Truck and Trailer SVC Tech role.
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Installs new parts such as, but not limited to: Cross members, panels, posts, rails, door equipment, flooring, lights, wiring, brakes, valves, airlines, wheel end components, suspension components, landing gear, frame assembly, roof, roof bows, and other parts under supervision.
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As a Trailer Mechanic/Technician B, you will be responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining all trailers and related equipment used by the Company in the transportation and handling of freight in a safe, efficient, timely, cost-effective, and practical manner.
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Trailer Technician / Mechanic. We are the nation’s largest network for commercial parts and repair facilities dedicated to the tank trailer and tank truck industry. We are an “R” stamp location that certifies us and makes us the ideal choice for trailer barrel welding.
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Build, rebuild, and repair all parts of trailer equipment to specifications as assigned. Ability to install the following parts: cross members, panels, posts, rails, door equipment, flooring, lights, wiring, brakes, valves, airlines, wheel end components, landing gear, frame assembly, and other parts; requiring the ability to lift up to 50 Ibs.
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Tank service and repairExperience with air brake systems and repairsTIG aluminum, stainless or carbon welding experienceAbility to effectively and efficiently inspect tanks and trailers to align with DOT standards (HM183, hazmat)Physical Demands:The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to 50 poundsWith assistance, occasionally lift and/or move up to 75 poundsMust be able to fit through a tank trailer manholeMust be able to work in confined spaces.
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