Diesel Mechanics

• Diagnose and repair complex engine malfunctions, including fuel systems, turbochargers, and emission controls, ensuring optimal performance and compliance. • Perform routine maintenance and preventative services on heavy-duty diesel engines, meticulously following manufacturer specifications to minimize downtime. • Inspect and service braking systems, including air brakes and hydraulic systems, ensuring safety and adherence to regulatory standards. • Possess a High School Diploma or GED, demonstrating foundational academic ability. • Hold a relevant Diesel Technology Associate's Degree or vocational training certificate, showcasing specialized knowledge.