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Fleet Mechanic -IN

Usfoods
Sacramento CA Posted Oct 14, 2026
Full-time

About this role

BASIC PURPOSE To provide a safe and reliable fleet by performing preventative maintenance and proper repairs on all fleet equipment.

Schedule: Sunday-Thursday 9pm to 5:30 am

Pay Range: $38-$40.00/hr

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Troubleshoot, diagnose, rebuild, replace and complete all required repairs on diesel equipment (i.e., tractors, trailers, bobtails, lift gates, etc.).
  • Perform preventative maintenance within DOT standards.
  • Receive road calls, assign third party vendor, and work with business partners on plan of action.
  • Maintain a clean and safe work environment in compliance with workplace safety rules/regulations and government guidelines.
  • Utilize fleet maintenance software system tablet to fully document equipment repair and parts used.
  • Backup to other maintenance shop personnel.
  • Willingness and capacity to assume increased responsibility and certificates.
  • Other duties as assigned by manager.

SUPERVISION:

  • N/A

RELATIONSHIPS

  • Internal: All Fleet Technicians, Drivers, Coordinators and Manager
  • External: Vendor service providers when required

WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • Onsite: The associate in this role is expected to perform assigned responsibilities inside a US Foods maintenance facility.
  • Must be willing to work in extreme temperatures and weather conditions.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

  • Must have 3 years of verifiable hands-on experience as a heavy-duty commercial diesel mechanic.
  • Diagnostic and troubleshooting competency relating to equipment repairs.
  • Successfully demonstrated independent analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Prior experience in administering appropriate PM program.
  • Must furnish own personal hand tools.
  • Able to read and write legibly (e.g., to attend trainings, hold conversations, receive safety and job-related coaching, and enter information on reports if needed); basic mathematical skills (add, subtract, divide).

EDUCATION

  • High school diploma or equivalent required.

  • CERTIFICATIONS/TRAINING

  • N/A

  • LICENSES

  • Must possess a valid driver's license.

  • PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

  • Valid Class-A CDL license and DOT certification

  • Experience using fleet maintenance software

  • Welding ability

  • PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS

  • OCCASIONALLY: 1% - 33 / FREQUENTLY: 34% - 66% / CONTINUOUSLY: 67% - 100% or NEVER

JOB REQUIRES WORKER TO:

FREQUENCY:

  • STAND: CONTINUOUSLY

  • WALK: CONTINUOUSLY

  • DRIVE VEHICLE: FREQUENTLY

  • SIT: FREQUENTLY

  • LIFT

  • 1-10 lbs (Sedentary): FREQUENTLY

  • 11-20 lbs (Light): FREQUENTLY

  • 21-50 lbs (Medium): FREQUENTLY

  • 51-100 lbs (Heavy): FREQUENTLY

  • Over 100 lbs (Very Heavy): OCCASIONALLY

  • CARRY

  • 1-10 lbs (Sedentary): FREQUENTLY

  • 11-20 lbs (Light): FREQUENTLY

  • 21-50 lbs (Medium): FREQUENTLY

  • 51-100 lbs (Heavy): OCCASIONALLY

  • Over 100 lbs (Very Heavy): OCCASIONALLY

  • PUSH/PULL 1: FREQUENTLY

  • CLIMB/BALANCE 2: FREQUENTLY

  • STOOP/SQUAT: FREQUENTLY

  • KNEEL: FREQUENTLY

  • BEND: FREQUENTLY

  • REACH ABOVE SHOULDER: FREQUENTLY

  • TWIST: FREQUENTLY

  • GRASP OBJECTS 3: FREQUENTLY

  • MANIPULATE OBJECTS 4: FREQUENTLY

  • MANUAL DEXTERITY 5: FREQUENTLY

  • 1 (Push/Pull: Hand truck, gate, straps, metal ramp, truck door, dolly, boxes, truck gear shift)

  • 2 (Climb/Balance: In/Out Truck/Trailer to cab. On/Off ramp to ground level and side doorsteps and Platform of trailer. Stairs)

  • 3 (Grasp Objects: Hand truck, boxes, cartons, steering wheel)

  • 4 (Manipulate Objects: Boxes, dolly, metal truck ramp, hand truck, paperwork, truck gate, straps)

  • 5 (Manual Dexterity: Typing, use of office machines such as copiers, printers)

  • To review available benefits, please click here: https://www.usfoods.com/careers/benefits.html

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