Walmarts Fleet Maintenance department is rapidly growing to support the expansion of our Private Fleet across the country and we are looking for people with tractor and trailer inspections and repairs experience to join our team. Our Diesel Technicians are offered access to continuous training, a clean, safe work environment, and the opportunity to work with industry leading technology. With career advancement opportunities and a team environment, our Diesel Technicians have found more than just a reputable career with Walmart. They have found a home.

Service Shop Preventative Maintenance Technicians are offered: Great pay with regularly scheduled increases Modern technology and equipment Tools provided at no cost Additional pay for approved certifications Weekend and evening shift premiums Access to a free online university program Discount card and boot allowance Career advancement opportunities Medical, dental, vision, pharmacy and additional life insurance benefit options 401K and Stock Purchase Program options Paid Time Off Duties and Responsibilities As a Service Shop Repair Technician, you will perform company guide lined inspections, repairs, and replacements on Walmart equipment, as well as filing warrantable repairs by entering accurate information on the condition, cause, and correction into our maintenance system. Your responsibilities will also include identifying parts needed and best possible solutions for repairs on Walmart equipment, following DOT regulations.

You will make an impact by: Effectively communicating progress and information; determining and recommending ways to address improvement opportunities. Driving cohesion across the team while focusing on the customer. Adapting to changing priorities while staying focused on key objectives. Performing preventative maintenance and repairs on tractor and trailer equipment at a high level of safety. Being ASE certified in brakes and PMI will make you stand out. #supplychainjobs Minimum Qualifications 2 years' experience in tractor and trailer inspection and repair OR a technical school degree, or certification in Heavy Duty Truck/Trailer Maintenance. Valid state-issued driver's license. Brake inspection qualified as defined in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, Section 396.25. Vehicle Inspection qualified as defined in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, Section 396.19.