H-E-B

Overview

As a Trailer Technician II, you'll perform mid-range diagnostics and troubleshooting, and most repairs and replacements and preventative maintenance.

Responsibilities

• Performs mid-range diagnostics and troubleshooting.
• Performs mid-range to advanced welding.
• Performs most repairs, preventative maintenance, and replacements in assigned specific classification.
• Operates with most tools, including pneumatic.
• Usually works independently on repair orders.
• Provides some training and assistance to other Techs.
• Performs major trailer repairs.
• Performs various welding.
• Diagnoses and repairs ABS brakes and air brake systems.
• Repairs and replaces suspension systems, vertical post and sheet metal paneling, and overhead swing doors.
• Completes brake jobs.
• Performs sheet metal fabricating.
• Performs Trailer Tech I duties.

Requirements

• Experience as a mechanic.
• Proficiency in electrical theory.
• Cutting and welding skills.
• Ability to read schematic diagrams, including electrical.
• Ability to perform intermediate repairs.
• Ability to train and develop other Techs.
• Education or equivalent.
• Current CDL.
• Current DOT certification.
• OEM certification in brakes, structural repair, overhead door, suspension, and electrical.
• Third-party tire certification.
• Welding certification.
• Completion of third-party training.

Additional Information

• Work in a team environment.
• Lift 100 lbs and carry a distance of 5 ft.
• Work sitting, standing, stooping, bending, and in a prone position.
• Work with hands over head.
• Climb and work from a ladder.
• Meet H-E-B driving qualifications.
• Possess and maintain required tools.
• Obtain DOT certification within 1 year of hire.
• Work toward ASE certifications T4, T5, T6, and T8.