Epika Fleet Services

Technician

• Perform same-day repairs on lighter heavy-duty vehicles
• Repair brakes, wheel seals and bearings, air leaks and airbags, A/C and electrical systems, and tires
• Perform forced regens and DOT and trailer inspections
• Work in the shop and on customer sites using the company service truck
• Own the service bay and complete billed book time
• Drive the company service truck to customer sites
• Complete work orders and inspection paperwork
• Communicate with customers and management

Mechanical Technician

Manager

• Lead shifts by directing and supporting teammates so every service meets LubeZone standards and policies
• Drive sales by discussing recommended services with drivers and fleet customers, providing accurate quotes, and growing average tickets through honest recommendations
• Build customer relationships, greet drivers, keep wait times short, and resolve customer concerns and complaints
• Run the location when the Location Manager is away
• Help build work schedules and track paid time off and absences
• Maintain a safe, respectful, and healthy work environment and report safety incidents
• Support inventory, stocking, work order accuracy, and end-of-shift wrap-up
• Perform services on the floor when bays are busy
• Perform other duties as assigned

Assistant Manager

• Diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial tractors, trailers, and fleet equipment on mobile road calls and in-yard service
• Deliver prompt, professional service and clear communication to keep customers moving
• Inspect and service brakes, electrical and hydraulic systems, hubs, axles, tires, bodies, and trailer components
• Perform preventative maintenance and test equipment for safe, reliable performance
• Document work through detailed work orders, inspection reports, repair notes, and findings for management
• Maintain DOT-ready standards so trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements

Mobile Fleet Technician

• Diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial tractors, trailers, and fleet equipment on mobile road calls and in-yard service
• Deliver prompt, professional service and clear communication
• Inspect and service brakes, electrical and hydraulic systems, hubs, axles, tires, bodies, and trailer components
• Perform preventative maintenance and test equipment to ensure safe, reliable performance
• Document work through detailed work orders, inspection reports, repair notes, and findings for management
• Maintain DOT-ready standards so trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements

Night Shift

• Maintain and perform repairs and inspections on trailers
• Handle brake systems, diagnostics, electrical systems, tires, lift-gates, and other components
• Repair damage and perform welding for major jobs
• Repair or replace trailer parts such as flooring, rails, landing gear, and lift gates
• Schedule and oversee maintenance procedures, including preventive maintenance and DOT inspections
• Open and close repair orders on a company-issued device
• Obtain parts from local vendors and manage inventory on service vehicles or trailers
• Accurately complete DOT forms and other documentation in a timely fashion

Trailer Technician, Night Shift

• Maintain and perform repairs and inspections on trailers
• Handle brake systems, diagnostics, electrical systems, tires, lift-gates, and other components
• Repair damage and weld for major jobs
• Repair or replace trailer parts such as flooring, rails, landing gear, and lift gates
• Schedule and oversee maintenance procedures, including preventive maintenance and DOT inspections
• Open and close repair orders on a company-issued device
• Obtain parts from local vendors and manage inventory on service vehicles or trailers
• Accurately complete DOT forms and other documentation in a timely fashion

Trailer Technician – Night Shift

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair customers’ commercial tractors and trailers
• Write detailed work orders for mobile road calls and/or in-yard work
• Provide quality customer service
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair semi-truck and trailer bodies, systems, and components
• Perform preventative maintenance on fleet semi-trucks and trailers
• Maintain hubs and axles and adjust or replace them when required
• Inspect, service, and replace tractor and trailer parts, including tires
• Check and repair brake, electrical, and hydraulic systems
• Test systems and equipment for performance issues
• Ensure trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements
• Compile inspection reports, document repairs, and report findings to management
• Respond to client queries as soon as possible

• Perform repairs and inspections on Class 6-8 trucks and trailers, including brakes, diagnostics, A/C systems, electrical systems, engine components, exhaust systems, after-treatment systems, lift-gates, and tires
• Assist with leading and training other technicians
• Schedule and oversee maintenance procedures, including preventive maintenance and DOT inspections
• Repair and replace vehicle and trailer components
• Open and close repair orders on a company-issued device
• Obtain parts from local vendors and manage inventory on the service truck
• Complete DOT forms and other documentation accurately and promptly

Lead Shop Technician

Account Manager

• Manage and coordinate daily schedules for mobile service technicians
• Process parts requests and ensure technicians have what they need
• Provide customers with updates on timelines, lead-times, and service expectations
• Update customer databases with current information and service details
• Serve as the link between customers, technicians, and department managers
• Provide accurate maintenance contract billing information
• Prepare service invoices

• Maintain and perform repairs and inspections on trailers
• Handle brake systems, diagnostics, electrical systems, tires, lift-gates, and other components
• Repair damage and perform welding for major jobs
• Repair or replace trailer parts such as flooring, rails, landing gear, and lift gates
• Schedule and oversee maintenance procedures, including preventive maintenance and DOT inspections
• Open and close repair orders on a company-issued device
• Obtain parts from local vendors and manage inventory on service vehicles or trailers
• Accurately complete DOT forms and other documentation in a timely manner

Trailer Technician – 2nd Shift

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair customers’ commercial tractors.
• Write detailed work orders for mobile road calls and/or in-yard work.
• Provide quality customer service.
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair semi-trucks, bodies, systems, and components.
• Perform preventative maintenance on fleet semi-trucks.
• Maintain hubs and axles and adjust or replace them when required.
• Inspect, service, and replace parts, including tires.
• Check and repair brake, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
• Test systems and equipment for performance issues.
• Ensure trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements.
• Compile inspection reports, document repairs, and report findings to management.
• Respond to client queries as soon as possible.
• Provide mobile preventative maintenance, mechanical repair, tire replacement and repair, and trailer repair and maintenance services for commercial fleets.

Mobile Diesel Technician

• Perform lube technician work providing preventative maintenance solutions for transportation-industry customers
• Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the facility, equipment, tools, and inventory
• Work in a clean, safe, efficient, and fun environment
• Complete fully paid training to learn new skills

Lube Technician

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair customers’ heavy-duty diesel trucks and tractor trailers
• Provide quality customer service
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair semi-truck and trailer bodies, systems, and components
• Perform preventative maintenance on fleet semi-trucks and trailers
• Assemble and disassemble vehicle engines and clean fuel tanks
• Maintain hubs and axles, adjusting or replacing them when required
• Inspect, service, and replace trailer parts, including tires
• Check and repair brake, electrical, and hydraulic systems
• Test systems and equipment for performance issues
• Ensure trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements
• Compile inspection reports, document repairs, and report findings to management
• Respond to client queries and interact with customers in person or by phone

• Perform repairs and inspections on a variety of Class 6-8 trucks and trailers, including brakes, diagnostics, A/C systems, electrical systems, engine components, exhaust systems, after-treatment systems, lift-gates, and tires
• Schedule and oversee all maintenance procedures, including preventive maintenance and DOT inspections
• Repair or replace vehicle and trailer components
• Open and close repair orders on a company-issued device
• Obtain parts from local vendors and manage inventory on the service truck
• Accurately complete DOT forms and all other documentation in a timely fashion
• Work as a mobile, on-site maintenance expert for truck and trailer repair