AI summary
Diesel Mechanic role maintaining and repairing a transportation fleet to keep regional foodservice deliveries running safely and on schedule. You’ll diagnose faults, handle preventive maintenance, and ensure DOT/safety compliance for diesel tractors, trailers, and related equipment at Performance Foodservice (Performance Food Group). Standout focus is on minimizing downtime in a team-driven, service-focused environment.
Key skills
Diesel engine diagnostics and repairPreventive maintenance (PM) on fleet equipmentElectrical system troubleshootingBrake system repairHydraulic system troubleshooting and repairTractor and trailer maintenanceDOT complianceSafety standards adherenceCollaboration with drivers and operations
Salary not listed — comparable Connecticut diesel mechanic roles typically pay about $28-$40/hour (roughly $58k-$83k/year), depending on experience and shift.
You'll thrive here if you enjoy hands-on diesel fleet work, troubleshooting multiple vehicle systems, and collaborating to keep equipment compliant and downtime low.
Why apply
- Team-focused, service-driven culture
- Support safe, on-time deliveries
- Work on tractors and trailers
Performance Foodservice is seeking a skilled Diesel Mechanic to support our Transportation & Logistics fleet within the Automotive department. In this role, you will diagnose, repair, and maintain diesel tractors, trailers, and related equipment that keep our regional foodservice deliveries running safely and on time. You’ll perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot engine, electrical, brake, and hydraulic systems, and ensure compliance with DOT and safety standards. Working in a team-focused, service-driven culture, you will collaborate with drivers and operations to minimize downtime and support exceptional customer service.