Summary: Trailer Repair Mechanics are charged with repairing containers, trailers, and chassis. Repair & replacement work includes but is not limited to, containers, lights, tires, landing legs, brakes, and framework.

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Responsibilities:

• The ability to diagnose failures and make repairs on mechanical, electrical, or other various systems on various trailer types (e.g., flatbed, reefer, dry van)
• Expertise in diagnosing and troubleshooting trailer issues
• Suspension repair
• Tank service and repair
• Knowledge of air brake systems and repairs
• Conducts routine/scheduled maintenance on railroad leased/owned containers and chassis
• Repairs equipment in accordance with railroad, IEP, manufacturer & FMCSA guidelines
• Documents repairs according to an established reporting system, verbally and in writing
• Repairs tires, brakes, lights, landing leg and framework
• Skillful use of hand tools and power tools

Safety knowledge:

· Understanding proper safety procedures when working on trailers

· Familiarity with DOT regulations related to trailer maintenance

Other Qualifications:

• 18 years of age or older
• Valid driver’s license
• Minimum of 1-year of mechanical experience
• Trailer Mechanic must have basic set of hand tools
• Must comply with established safety rules, policies, and procedures, including wearing required safety equipment

Physical abilities:

• Must comply with established safety rules, policies, and procedures, including wearing required safety equipment
• Willingness to work in varying weather conditions
• Physical strength to lift heavy parts and components
• Ability to work in various weather conditions
• Dexterity for precise work on small parts
• Frequent standing, walking, balancing while walking on elevated catwalks, bending, and grasping.
• Must be able to fit through a tank trailer manhole
• Must be able to work in confined spaces.