Mechanic - Hot Shot Driver

Hotshot Driver/Mechanic - Light-Duty Maintenance

• Schedule: Full-time; occasional overtime/on-call
• Travel: Local/regional between yard, job sites, and vendors
• CDL: Preferred (not required)

Keep operations moving by transporting equipment/supplies and performing light‑duty maintenance on trucks, trailers, and small equipment. This is not a heavy‑mechanic role - focus on routine PM, inspections, and minor repairs to ensure safety, compliance, and uptime. What you’ll do

• Driving/Logistics
• Operate company pickup + trailer for hotshot runs; load, secure, unload, and stage safely.
• Perform pre‑/post‑trip inspections; maintain logs and required paperwork.
• Ensure vehicles/trailers meet DOT safety basics; represent the company professionally onsite/road.
• Light‑Duty Maintenance
• Oil/filter changes; fluid checks/top‑offs; greasing/lubrication.
• Basic brake inspections and replacements.
• Replace lights, batteries, belts, hoses, filters, fittings.
• Assist with trailer maintenance (lights, tires, air lines, minor brake work).
• Identify issues; escalate major repairs to management or outside vendors.
• Keep shop/yard organized; complete maintenance records/checklists.

Scope (not included): engine rebuilds; transmission/differential work; major diagnostics/electrical troubleshooting; hydraulic rebuilds; fabrication/welding. What you bring

• Basic mechanical aptitude; hands‑on experience with trucks/trailers/equipment.
• Safe use of hand tools and shop equipment; PM/inspection familiarity.
• Follows safety procedures and company policies; reliable team player who can work independently.

Qualifications

• High school diploma/GED; valid driver’s license.
• CDL preferred (can be adjusted per role).
• Prior hotshot driving, fleet maintenance, or oilfield support experience a plus.

Physical/work environment

• Routinely lift/move up to 50 lbs; extended sitting; full use of hands/extended reach.
• Walk short distances over uneven terrain; manual work in varied/extreme weather.
• Regular exposure to moving mechanical parts; typical shop noise levels.

Why this role

• Critical, visible impact on operational readiness and equipment uptime.
• Broad variety of tasks with straightforward, safety‑first responsibilities.