Diesel Emissions Testing Jobs Near Me

The Diesel Technician is responsible for ensuring the optimal operation of diesel equipment by performing thorough inspections, preventive maintenance, and necessary repairs. This role requires expertise in diagnosing and correcting vehicle deficiencies, making mechanical adjustments, and aligning components to maintain performance and safety standards.Duties and Responsibilities:Conduct comprehensive inspections and diagnostic tests to assess vehicle condition and identify worn or damaged parts.Perform a detailed courtesy check to ensure all components are in proper working order.Utilize a company-provided tablet to document repairs with before and after pictures.Execute preventive maintenance schedules, including component installations, part upgrades, corrosion control, and winterization procedures.Repair and replace major assemblies, sub-assemblies, components, and systems, including:Power and drive trainsElectrical and air conditioning systemsFuel and emissions systemsBrakes, steering, and hydraulic systemsConduct test drives and system adjustments to verify vehicle performance.Ensure compliance with federal and state vehicle regulations, including engine testing, safety checks, and combustion control standards.Perform DOT Inspections as required.Maintain accurate vehicle service records, documenting all repairs and maintenance performed.Ensure shop equipment remains operational by following maintenance procedures, troubleshooting breakdowns, and scheduling repairs.Monitor inventory levels, order necessary parts, and verify receipt of materials.Stay up to date with industry standards, regulations, and technical advancements through training and continued education.Maintain clear and proactive communication with the Service Advisor, Shop Foreman, and Parts Advisor regarding vehicle status, additional repairs, and any issues impacting repair timelines.Adhere to and promote workplace safety protocols to ensure a secure work environment.Perform additional duties as assigned by the Shop Foreman, Shop Manager, or Service Advisor.Required Skills:Strong oral and written communication skillsAbility to read and interpret technical manuals and repair guidesProficiency in mechanical and technical diagnosticsStrong mathematical aptitude for measurements and calibrationsExcellent organizational and project management skillsEffective time management and problem-solving abilitiesEducation & Experience:High School Diploma or equivalent requiredMinimum of 1 year of related diesel repair experienceQualifications:ASE Certification (preferred)Valid driver's license requiredWork Environment:Exposure to loud noise levelsWork performed indoors and outdoorsFrequent requirement to stand, kneel, and work in awkward positionsPhysical Demands:Regularly required to lift and/or move up to 100 lbsAbility to stand, walk, sit, climb, kneel, crouch, and crawl as needed for repairs