Fleet Maintenance Tech III

You will be committed to personal safety and environmental accountability You must be professional and perform duties; as trained; under minimal supervision Excellent mechanical skills are required Safe handling of hazardous materials (liquid gaseous helium) In this role you must communicate with the Maintenance Supervisor, location’s Operations, and logistics to determine priority of vehicles for preventative maintenance schedules, inspections, and repairs You will follows WOs, TVIR’s, Operations write ups Monitor location’s tube trailers, liquid containers and chassis for repairs and retest Follows work instructions (SOP), DOT/IMDG guides and manufacturer’s manuals to perform work properly You will utilize daily Fill and Ship schedules, Preventative Maintenance Schedules, and Vehicle Inspection Reports to set repair work priorities Basic Diagnostics/Repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, vacuum, and cryogenic piping problems Performs body work to make containers serviceable or improve appearance.Welds, brazes, solders, bends, shapes, and bolts panel parts and fixtures; performs touch up and maintenance painting; applies brackets, plates, decals, and special equipment as needed You have basic knowledge in Vacuum and Cryogenics systems Assists in part requisitions, materials, fuels, lubricants, tires, batteries, and other supplies as needed, maintains records of vehicle maintenance, parts used, requisitioned, and stored You will maintains garage's tools and equipment in good repair; keeps work areas clean and orderly; works safely, and follows, if applicable, the Hazardous Work Permit Procedure Assists in records maintenance as required by D.O.T. and Linde Perform intermediate inspections on ISO containers