The Client
Egans Group employs over 180 people and operates a significant fleet of specialist equipment across Australia. Their capabilities span over plant and equipment hire (wet and dry), labour hire and project supervision.
This reputable company now seek a skilled and experienced Diesel Motor Mechanic to join their team in East Keilor in Victoria.
The Role
This is a full-time basis with an annual salary of $73,500 to $80,000, depending on experience + Superannuation.
Responsibilities
Ensure diesel engines in trucks, buses, and heavy vehicles are operating efficiently.
Use specialized tools and knowledge to find issues within diesel engines and associated systems.
Carefully take apart engines and transmission systems to inspect and repair them.
Identify parts that are worn out or defective and replace them to maintain engine performance.
Use manufacturer’s service manuals and guidelines to ensure repairs and maintenance are performed correctly.
Conduct regular maintenance checks and services like oil changes, lubrications, and engine tune-ups.
Carry out maintenance and repairs with an eye on meeting environmental standards and regulations.
Put back together engines and their components after maintenance or repair work is complete.
Ensure that parts are working correctly after repair by testing and making necessary adjustments.
Utilize computerized diagnostic tools to accurately identify issues with diesel engines and components.
Perform thorough inspections of vehicles to determine if they meet the required safety standards.
Provide certification that vehicles have passed all necessary inspections and are safe for the road.
Offer professional advice on repairs or maintenance needed for vehicles to meet road safety standards.
Keep track of parts inventory and order necessary components to ensure repairs are not delayed.
Continuously learn and apply the latest industry standards and technological advancements in diesel engine maintenance and repair.
Requirements
Relevant technical education or certification in diesel motor mechanics or a related field.
At least 2 years of proven experience as a Fitter, ideally with a background in equipment assembly and maintenance.
At least 2 years of proven experience in design, operation, and maintenance of diesel engines, including fuel injection systems and exhaust systems.
At least 2 years of proven experience to use diagnostic equipment and software to identify and resolve issues with diesel engines and related systems.
At least 2 years of proven experience in repairing and replacing faulty parts such as pistons, bearings, gears, valves, and bushings.
Strong understanding of electrical systems within diesel vehicles, including starters, alternators, and electronic control units (ECUs).
At least 2 years of proven experience to work with hydraulic systems, which are often part of heavy diesel machinery, including understanding their operation and repair.
Must have at least 2 years of basic welding skills for fabricating parts or repairing equipment.
Knowledge of routine maintenance procedures to keep vehicles and equipment running smoothly and prevent breakdowns.
Familiarity with emission control systems and regulations, including how to maintain and repair these systems to comply with environmental standards.
Commitment to adhering to safety protocols and regulations in all aspects of the job.
Effective communication skills for coordinating with team members, clients, and project stakeholders.
Flexibility and adaptability to work on a variety of projects and tasks.
Strong communication, attention to details and organisational skills
Egans Group employs over 180 people and operates a significant fleet of specialist equipment across Australia. Their capabilities span over plant and equipment hire (wet and dry), labour hire and project supervision.
This reputable company now seek a skilled and experienced Diesel Motor Mechanic to join their team in East Keilor in Victoria.
The Role
This is a full-time basis with an annual salary of $73,500 to $80,000, depending on experience + Superannuation.
Responsibilities
Ensure diesel engines in trucks, buses, and heavy vehicles are operating efficiently.
Use specialized tools and knowledge to find issues within diesel engines and associated systems.
Carefully take apart engines and transmission systems to inspect and repair them.
Identify parts that are worn out or defective and replace them to maintain engine performance.
Use manufacturer’s service manuals and guidelines to ensure repairs and maintenance are performed correctly.
Conduct regular maintenance checks and services like oil changes, lubrications, and engine tune-ups.
Carry out maintenance and repairs with an eye on meeting environmental standards and regulations.
Put back together engines and their components after maintenance or repair work is complete.
Ensure that parts are working correctly after repair by testing and making necessary adjustments.
Utilize computerized diagnostic tools to accurately identify issues with diesel engines and components.
Perform thorough inspections of vehicles to determine if they meet the required safety standards.
Provide certification that vehicles have passed all necessary inspections and are safe for the road.
Offer professional advice on repairs or maintenance needed for vehicles to meet road safety standards.
Keep track of parts inventory and order necessary components to ensure repairs are not delayed.
Continuously learn and apply the latest industry standards and technological advancements in diesel engine maintenance and repair.
Requirements
Relevant technical education or certification in diesel motor mechanics or a related field.
At least 2 years of proven experience as a Fitter, ideally with a background in equipment assembly and maintenance.
At least 2 years of proven experience in design, operation, and maintenance of diesel engines, including fuel injection systems and exhaust systems.
At least 2 years of proven experience to use diagnostic equipment and software to identify and resolve issues with diesel engines and related systems.
At least 2 years of proven experience in repairing and replacing faulty parts such as pistons, bearings, gears, valves, and bushings.
Strong understanding of electrical systems within diesel vehicles, including starters, alternators, and electronic control units (ECUs).
At least 2 years of proven experience to work with hydraulic systems, which are often part of heavy diesel machinery, including understanding their operation and repair.
Must have at least 2 years of basic welding skills for fabricating parts or repairing equipment.
Knowledge of routine maintenance procedures to keep vehicles and equipment running smoothly and prevent breakdowns.
Familiarity with emission control systems and regulations, including how to maintain and repair these systems to comply with environmental standards.
Commitment to adhering to safety protocols and regulations in all aspects of the job.
Effective communication skills for coordinating with team members, clients, and project stakeholders.
Flexibility and adaptability to work on a variety of projects and tasks.
Strong communication, attention to details and organisational skills
