Here's What Your Day-to-Day Looks Like:
A diesel mechanic’s day typically begins with reviewing work orders and inspecting diesel-powered vehicles or equipment to identify issues or perform routine maintenance. Throughout the day, they diagnose mechanical problems using diagnostic tools and hands-on inspections, then repair or replace faulty parts such as engines, transmissions, brake systems, or electrical components. Preventative maintenance is also a key focus—this includes oil changes, filter replacements, and checking fluid levels. Diesel mechanics often work with heavy-duty trucks, buses, and construction equipment, ensuring everything runs efficiently and safely. Attention to detail, safety protocols, and keeping accurate maintenance records are essential parts of the job.
Schedule & Pay
FULL TIME; Mon-Fri : First Shift
- Willingness to work overtime if needed, including weekends
- $17-35/hr (Dependent on experience)
Here's What Makes YOU a Great Fit
- At least 2 years of hands-on experience working with diesel engines and heavy-duty equipment
- Strong mechanical aptitude – solid understanding of diesel engines, hydraulics, and electrical systems
- Problem-solving skills – ability to quickly diagnose issues and implement effective repairs
- Technical knowledge – familiar with diagnostic tools, engine software, and manufacturer guidelines
- Physical stamina – capable of lifting heavy components and working in physically demanding environments
- Proficient with tools – experienced in using both manual and power tools necessary for repairs
- Good time management – able to prioritize tasks and manage repair schedules efficiently
- Safety-conscious – follows all safety protocols and maintains equipment to safety standards
- Detail-oriented – conducts thorough inspections and keeps accurate service records
- Team-oriented – works well with colleagues, supervisors, and equipment operators
Job Location
Birmingham