Fleet Operations Technician

Skills

About the Role

You will maintain fleet vehicles through routine OEM maintenance, complex mechanical and electrical repairs, diagnostics, test plans, and component upgrades. You will document findings, communicate and escalate issues, collect accurate test data, improve workshop processes, keep a professional workspace, and prioritize multiple repair tasks while maintaining quality and safety.

Requirements

• 3–6 years of OEM technician experience
• Diagnostic skills
• Valid US driver's license
• Workshop etiquette and verbal and written communication skills
• Knowledge of general shop safety
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Ability to travel as needed
• Availability for day or night rotating shifts, overtime, and some weekends
• Ability to read safety rules, operating instructions, and procedure manuals
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence
• Diesel experience
• Knowledge of DOT and CVSA rules and requirements
• CAN bus diagnostics and troubleshooting
• Vehicle network communication diagnostics including CAN and J1939

Responsibilities

• Perform vehicle diagnostics, test plans, and upgrades with Vehicle Operations, Software, and Hardware teams
• Perform routine OEM maintenance and complex mechanical and electrical repairs
• Document and communicate findings through processes and systems
• Escalate data and findings when appropriate
• Maintain a clean and professional workspace
• Balance and prioritize multiple tasks
• Use electrical and mechanical tooling for routine work
• Gather accurate mechanical and electrical test data
• Develop testing methods for current problems
• Create and implement improved workshop standards, protocols, and processes