Posted 2w ago

Shop Foreman

@ Midwest Peterbilt Group
Ankeny, Iowa, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Coordinate mechanics, Train mechanics, Monitor warranty procedures
Requirements Summary:High School diploma or GED; Technical college diploma or equivalent; 2 years heavy-duty truck repair experience; intermediate/advanced computer skills; CDL preferred.
Technical Tools Mentioned:Industrial diagnostic tools, Repair equipment
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Job Description

The Shop Foreman carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the Company’s policies and procedures. The Shop Foreman directs and coordinates activities concerning the diagnosis and repair of heavy-duty trucks.



Management Duties:




  • Coordinate the activities of mechanics in the diagnosis and repair of medium and heavy duty trucks.

  • Train mechanics in mechanical skills needed

  • Recommend equipment, materials, supplies and parts required to repair medium and heavy-duty trucks

  • Monitor warranty procedures followed by technicians

  • Coordinate repair and maintenance of service equipment

  • Review performance of mechanics and submit report to the Service Manager

  • Assist the Service Manager in hiring and firing employees

  • Assist the Service Manager and Service Advisor in answering the phone



Major Duties and Responsibilities:




  • Document the customer’s service requests

  • Advise customers about necessary service for routine maintenance

  • Identify the mechanical problem by questioning the customer and doing a visual inspection or road test

  • Identify if the repair is warrantable and save parts when applicable

  • Look up Federal Recalls and Safety Checks

  • Open the repair order showing time, cost, and labor estimates for service and contact customer for approval to do the repairs

  • Contact customers about additional problems found and recommend corrective procedure

  • Get written authorization from the customer to perform the requested repairs

  • Write a brief but clear description of the problem on the repair order to help the mechanic locate the problem

  • Schedule service work to be done and assign to the mechanic

  • Monitor repair progress to insure repairs are performed in a timely manner

  • Review and close repair orders

  • Explain the work performed to the customer and the cost

  • Deal with customer complaints