Light and Heavy Truck Mechanic

A light and heavy truck mechanic is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and service of various types of trucks, ranging from light-duty vehicles to heavy-duty commercial trucks. These professionals ensure that trucks operate efficiently and safely, minimizing downtime for TRP and our customers that depend on reliable transportation.

Requirements

Maintenance and Repairs

• Conduct routine maintenance, such as oil changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections.
• Diagnose issues using diagnostic tools and equipment to identify problems in the engine, transmission, brakes, and other systems.
• Perform repairs and replacements of faulty components, including engines, transmissions, steering mechanisms, and braking systems.
• Inspect and test vehicles to ensure proper functioning after repairs.
• Maintain detailed records of all repairs, services, and maintenance activities.

Diagnostic Work

Client and Team Interaction

Safety and Compliance

Required Skills and Qualifications

Technical Skills

Soft Skills

Certifications and Education

Work Environment

Light and heavy truck mechanics typically work in repair shops, garages, or service centers. The job may require working in various weather conditions and involves physical tasks such as lifting heavy parts and tools. Safety gear, such as gloves and protective eyewear, is often necessary to prevent injuries.

Career Advancement

Experienced mechanics can advance to supervisory or managerial roles within our organization. Further education and specialization, such as specializing in a particular type of truck or system, can also lead to career growth and higher earning potential.

Conclusion

The role of a light and heavy truck mechanic is crucial in ensuring the reliability and safety of trucks that keep TRP running smoothly. With a strong foundation in technical skills, effective communication, and adherence to safety standards, play a vital part in the transportation industry.

Benefits