You might think that a diesel technician spends most of their day working on diesel engines. And you’re right—diesel techs do spend a lot of time working on big truck engines, but their responsibilities are varied, keeping work life interesting with new daily challenges.
Here’s a glimpse of life at Master Fleet to help you learn what a diesel technician does every day.
A Tech’s Job is More Than Diesel Engine Repair
As a trucking industry leader in the maintenance and repair field, Master Fleet relies on its diesel technicians to keep Wisconsin’s trucks and trailers up and running. Our technicians not only do diesel engine repair work, they also:
Complete DOT inspections
Diagnose and troubleshoot complex issues
Perform preventative maintenance
Review work orders
Support training and safety functions
Work with colleagues to ensure customer satisfaction
Our diesel techs also work closely with customers to ensure their engines and trucks function at peak performance. They’ll talk with drivers about repair decisions, parts, and updates, and their expertise ensures that customers can rely on them for quality service and support.
With Service Centers in Green Bay, Milwaukee and Neenah and 10+ Mobile Service Centers, Master Fleet diesel technicians also work in a variety of locations and environments.
No Two Days at Master Fleet are Ever the Same
As technology and customer needs evolve, we can promise an ever-changing work environment that fosters learning and prevents burnout.
Interested in joining the Master Fleet Team?
Start your application or call 920-347-1800 with any questions.
Diesel Techs in the Service Center
Whether it’s planned maintenance or an “unscheduled” service, we have a team of more than 60+ trained technicians in our three Service Centers ready to serve customers across Northeast Wisconsin. Technicians perform inspections, routine maintenance or execute a significant repair or rebuild of a diesel engine.
Diesel Techs in the Mobile Service Group
Technicians in our Mobile Service Group bring Master Fleet’s maintenance expertise directly to our customers out on the road. Our mobile diesel techs perform emergency repairs within a 50-mile radius of our three locations. These Mobile techs will also travel to customer business locations to perform routine maintenance, enjoying a change of work environment and satisfying our customers’ requirements for convenience. A win, win!
Diesel Engine Repairs around the Clock
Engines break down at any time of day or night, and Master Fleet is committed to meeting our customers’ needs when they arise. And because we’re always open, your work schedule has some flexibility too.
We have first, second, and third shift options with rotating Saturdays. And with start times of 6 am, 7 am, 8 am, 2 pm, or 3 pm, you can set a schedule that works for your unique lifestyle. We have diesel techs that prefer a standard 9 to 5 job and others are enthusiastic about the third shift.
Join a Growing Team of Master Fleet Diesel Technicians
What does a diesel technician do at Master Fleet? They’re an integral member of a growing team that prides ourselves in our quality, our capabilities and our culture. Master Fleet offers flexible diesel technician jobs in Wisconsin with competitive pay and comprehensive benefits.
If a diesel technician career sounds exciting to you—from engine repair and maintenance to customer service—join the Master Fleet team.
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