Industrial Diesel Mechanic

Reporting: Maintenance Manager.

• Degree or diploma in mechanical or automotive engineering.
• 5 year''s minimum experience as a Diesel Mechanic
• ASE Diesel Certification advantageous.
• Valid driver''s license.
• Aptitude for mathematics and science.
• Advanced knowledge of industrial diesel engine components.
• Good IT and diagnostic skills.
• Physically fit and able to lift heavy weights objects
• Proficiency with maintenance and repair tools.
• Pay close attention to detail.
• Good interpersonal skills.
• Excellent verbal communication skills.
• Good organization skills.
• No criminal record

• Inspect diesel engines for defects or malfunctioning and diagnose problems with the help of computerized diagnostic equipment
• Perform different routine tasks, checking for oil leaks/ dusty filters etc.
• Repair or replace faulty components of the engine
• Test vehicles so that they may be performed efficiently after repairs
• Optimize the power output and fuel efficiency by adjusting the engine controls
• Hydraulic cylinder and systems service and repairs
• Brake service and repair on diesel-powered vehicles
• Rebuild or replace the transmission or parts in the powertrain
• Evacuate malfunctions in electrical systems
• Service and repair exhaust gas and emission control systems
• Repair and maintenance of ac and heating systems in diesel engines
• Fabricate parts and components when the frame or parts of the vehicles are severely damaged and weakened welding equipment
• Follow and interpret the reading in the technical manuals for proper repair and service  Keep records of repairs and servicing
• Counsel customers on problems and required repairs on their vehicles
• Estimate cost and time for jobs
• Order supplies, parts, maintain inventory
• Maintain the cleanliness and organization of work areas and tools
• Comply with safety procedures and regulations
• Preventive maintenance to minimize breakdowns
• Upgrade or retrofit older diesel engines to meet current emissions standards

• Assists in maintaining proper inventory of spare parts and supplies.
• Understand and comply with all Occupational Safety and Health standards and procedures.
• Work orders completed during the scheduled period
• Report writing on work orders assigned but delayed due to the unavailability of manpower, materials, equipment, space or services
• Reduction on work orders requiring rework.
• Scheduled/unscheduled maintenance related downtime.
• Food safety and quality culture.

• Mechanical aptitude: An in-depth understanding of how engines and mechanical systems operate
• Diagnostic skills: The ability to diagnose problems by making quick and accurate identifications
• Technical knowledge: Diesel engine systems, including fuel, electrical, and emissive system.