As a Diesel Mechanic with Waste Connections, your primary responsibility is to keep our fleet operating safely and efficiently. Key duties include:

• Performing preventative maintenance, inspections, diagnostics, and repairs on diesel trucks and heavy equipment
• Troubleshooting and repairing electrical, hydraulic, suspension, brake, and air systems
• Utilizing vehicle computer diagnostic systems to identify failures and program engine and vehicle control modules
• Responding to road calls and emergency repairs as needed
• Reviewing, completing, or assigning repairs based on Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIRs)
• Completing maintenance documentation using fleet maintenance software
• Test driving vehicles before and after repairs to ensure proper operation
• Supporting team members with repairs and troubleshooting when needed
• Maintaining professional, courteous communication with drivers and coworkers
• Keeping a clean and safe work environment in compliance with company policies and OSHA standards
• Performing additional job-related duties as assigned

What We're Looking For

To succeed in this role, candidates should have:

• Strong experience with diesel engine diagnostics, repair, and preventative maintenance
• Proficiency using a variety of diesel diagnostic tools
• A basic set of mechanic tools
• Class B CDL (or the ability to obtain one within 90 days of hire)
• Hydraulic system experience (preferred but not required)
• A strong commitment to safety, teamwork, and service excellence

What You'll Get from Waste Connections

We offer an industry-leading compensation and benefits package designed to support your career and your life:

• Competitive pay: $28–$32 per hour (DOE)
• 401(k) with company match to help you plan for retirement
• Comprehensive healthcare benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision
• Employee perks including:
  • Employee Assistance & Mental Health Program
  • Prepaid Legal Plan
  • Scholarship Opportunities for Children
• Insurance coverage including Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability