Diesel Mechanic

Are you ready to launch or level up your career in vehicle maintenance? This isn’t just another job – it’s the beginning of something big. You’ll be learning side-by-side with experienced supervisors and master technicians who know the industry inside and out. We’ll train you on the latest tools, cutting-edge diagnostics, and give you the certifications you need to grow fast and go far.

You’ll gain real hands-on experience in a clean, professional shop with all the major tools provided. If you’ve got mechanical skills or training, a willingness to learn, and a hunger to build a long-term, stable career—this is your opportunity to make it happen.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Making sure vehicles are safe, well-maintained, and ready to roll
• Using the latest shop technology and tools to perform diagnostics and track repairs
• Doing preventative maintenance: tire rotations, fluid changes, lubrication, electrical and cooling system work
• Learning new skills directly from experienced techs and supervisors
• Helping with other shop projects and tasks as needed

Why This Role Rocks:

• Competitive starting pay
• Shift premiums – 2nd shift: +$3.00/hr | 3rd shift: +$4.00/hr | Weekends: +$2.00/hr
• Job stability in a high-demand field
• Room to grow with clear career paths and ongoing training
• All major shop tools provided – no need to invest up front
• Full benefits package including time off, health coverage, and more
• Top-notch technician training (Certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence)
• Flexible locations and scheduling options
• Work with industry-leading diagnostic and repair tech

What You Bring to the Team:

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred; tech or trade school training is a plus
• Basic mechanical skills and ideally 1–2 years of experience in vehicle or diesel repair
• A valid driver’s license
• A problem-solving mindset and confidence using tools
• Strong communication skills and a customer-first attitude
• Ability to work well with a team and outdoors when needed
• Familiarity with computers or diagnostic software
• Willingness to learn and follow safety procedures and shop protocols

The Must-Knows:

• You’ll need to pass a background check, drug screening, and a DOT physical (if required for the role)
• Must be able to work scheduled shifts, including potential weekends or evenings
• Some travel may be required for training
• Must meet safety standards, including use of proper PPE, equipment, and shop tools
• This is a physically active job: you'll need to move, lift (up to 50–100 lbs), climb, and work in various weather conditions
• Because the role involves driving company and customer vehicles, a clean driving record is required