Diesel Mechanic

Inspect diesel engines for defects or malfunctioning and diagnose problems with the help of computerized diagnostic equipment

- Perform different routine tasks, like changing oil and filters

- Repair or replace faulty components of the engine

- Test vehiclesso that they may be performed efficiently after repairs

- Optimize the power output and fuel efficiency by adjusting the engine controls

- Fuel Injection Service and repair

- 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 repairexhaust gasandemission 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

- Troubleshoot problems in hydraulic systems of construction equipment and repair them

- Mentor junior mechanics or even train apprentices

- Be in line with the newest technologies trickle-down in diesel engines and new servicing/repair techniques.

- Must have own tools