Diesel Technician - 2nd Shift
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Build Your Career with a Northern Nevada Original
Would you like to bring your diesel experience to a company that has been part of Northern Nevada for more than a century?
Are you looking for a hands-on position where you'll work on everything from diesel trucks and tractors to refrigeration units, trailers, lift gates, and fleet equipment?
This is an opportunity to join a Reno-based company that has been producing and distributing high-quality products since 1906
and continues to be a trusted name throughout Northern Nevada.
You'll join an established operation where keeping the fleet running safely and reliably is critical to getting fresh products to customers every day.
If you're a strong troubleshooter who enjoys figuring out what's wrong, making the repair, and getting equipment back on the road, this could be a great next move.
If this sounds like you,
"Apply" Today!
Are You Ready to Keep an Essential Fleet Moving?
As a Diesel Technician, you'll be one of the first people called when a truck or tractor isn't performing the way it should.
This isn't a position where you'll spend your entire shift performing the same repair. You'll troubleshoot and repair diesel trucks, tractors, refrigeration units, trailers, brakes, powertrains, suspension systems, electrical and pneumatic systems, lift gates, and more.
We're looking for someone who takes pride in diagnosing problems correctly, working safely, and making sure equipment is ready when drivers and operations need it.
Compensation & Benefits
- Compensation: $32.04 per hour
- Full-Time, 2nd Shift Opportunity
- Established, Stable Northern Nevada Employer
- Hands-On Fleet Maintenance & Repair Environment
- Opportunity to Work Across Multiple Types of Diesel & Refrigerated Equipment
- Career Growth with a Long-Standing Reno Company
- Possible Night & Weekend Rotations
What You'll Be Doing
- Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair diesel trucks and tractors.
- Diagnose and repair refrigeration units and trailers.
- Perform 90-day A & B preventive maintenance services according to DOT guidelines.
- Diagnose mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic problems.
- Service and repair brake, powertrain, and suspension components.
- Repair electric and hydraulic lift gates.
- Service and repair cold-box assemblies.
- Use computer-aided diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot fleet issues.
- Perform welding and fabrication for box and structural repairs.
- Use technical manuals and service information to diagnose and repair equipment.
- Work closely with other technicians, Distribution leadership, and operations to keep equipment safe and available.
- Maintain accurate repair and maintenance documentation.
- Keep the shop and work areas clean, organized, and safe.
- Support a strong safety and continuous-improvement culture.