Heavy Shop Supervisor

We are looking for a skilled and reliable mechanic to join our team. You will work on Heavy equipment on and off-road, trailers, cars, vans, trucks, and other types of equipment. You will fix engines, brakes, hydraulic systems, and repair electrical systems on a variety of manufacturers. You will also keep records of your work using a computer.

• Repair and maintain cars, trucks, and other equipment
• Use scan tools and computers to find problems
• Follow written and spoken instructions
• Keep detailed records of the work you do
• Help direct and guide lower-level mechanics
• Weld, cut metal, and do small fabrication jobs
• Fix gas, diesel, and electric engines
• Use computer scanners to check engine issues
• Diagnose and fix heating, cooling, and electrical systems
• Read and understand wiring diagrams
• Check and fix brakes, transmissions, steering, suspensions, and more
• Inspect the shop for safety
• Fix or replace tires and balance them
• Communicate with coworkers and vendors
• Work on special systems like TPMS, air brakes, hydraulic systems, and cranes
• Prepare repair cost estimates
• Help other shops when needed
• Be available for on-call duty about 34 weeks per year
• Operate a forklift when needed
• Attend 2530 hours of training each year

• An Associates Degree in a related field (such as automotive or diesel technology),
  OR
• Specialized training or courses equal to two years of college in a related area,
  AND
• Two years of hands-on experience working on diesel and gasoline-powered vehicles and equipment.
• Note: A mix of education and experience will be considered as long as it adds up to the same level of knowledge and skill.
• Valid Florida CDL Class B license with air brake endorsement.
• Your own set of tools.

Preferred:

• Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) or Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT) certifications.
• Experience with DPF and DEF exhaust systems.
• Welding and fabrication experience.

• Knowledge of diesel, gas, and electric systems
• Ability to diagnose and repair both small and large equipment
• Good communication skills (speaking and writing)