Diesel Mechanic

• Perform diagnostics and troubleshooting on diesel engines, transmissions, braking systems, electrical systems, and drivetrains.
• Service and repair trucks (e.g., Freightliner, Volvo, Scania, MAN, Mercedes-Benz).
• Conduct preventative maintenance and scheduled services.
• Perform safety inspections and roadworthiness checks.
• Repair and replace defective parts, components, and systems.
• Use diagnostic tools and software to assess and fix problems.
• Maintain accurate service records and job cards.
• Follow health and safety protocols and workplace procedures.
• Liaise with workshop managers, parts departments, and sometimes clients.

• Strong mechanical and technical skills.
• Ability to interpret technical manuals and diagnostic codes.
• Proficiency in using hand tools, diagnostic equipment, and machinery.
• Good problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Communication skills (verbal and written).
• Time management and ability to work under pressure.
• Physical fitness and ability to work in various conditions.

• Red Seal Certification as a Diesel Mechanic (national trade test passed).
• Minimum 3–5 year’s experience working on trucks or heavy-duty diesel vehicles.
• Valid driver’s license (Code 10/14 often required).
• Own tools (sometimes required).
• PDP (Professional Driving Permit) – sometimes required for field work.
• Advantageous: OEM training (Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Scania, etc.)

• Monday to Friday, occasional overtime or standby work.
• Workshop-based, field service, or long-distance breakdown support.
• Exposure to noise, grease, oil, and heavy lifting.

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