2nd Shift Trailer Mechanic
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2nd Shift Trailer Mechanic at Altom Transport is a full-time, mid-level, on-site role in Pasadena, United States, classified under Engineering, Manufacturing & Construction. JobGrid normalizes the listing from the original English source, keeps the employer description separate, and sends candidates to the original public application page with non-personal referral parameters.
- Location and workplace: Pasadena, United States, on-site.
- Employment and level: full-time, mid seniority.
- Comparable category: Engineering, Manufacturing & Construction.
- Source timing: posted 2026-05-29 and last checked 2026-05-31; no salary was included in the source.
Work on Specialized Equipment. Build a Career with a Company That Values Skilled Mechanics.
If you’re an experienced tank trailer mechanic looking for a better shop, better equipment, and a company that respects your skills, Altom Transport wants to talk to you.
We’re hiring a 2nd Shift Tank Trailer Mechanic at our Pasadena, TX terminal to maintain and repair our fleet of DOT cargo tank trailers used to transport petroleum, chemical, and specialty liquid products throughout North America.
Whether you’re experienced with DOT 406, 407, 412, MC306, MC307, or MC312 trailers, you’ll have the opportunity to work on specialized equipment in a climate-controlled shop with the tools, parts, and support needed to perform quality repairs.
Why Altom?
Altom Transport is a third-generation, family-owned liquid bulk carrier operating throughout the United States and Canada. Our reputation is built on safety, reliability, and maintaining one of the best fleets in the industry.
At our Pasadena facility, you’ll find:
- Climate-controlled shop bays
- Modern diagnostic equipment and specialty tooling
- Well-maintained tanker equipment
- Consistent workload and stable hours
- A stocked parts department
- A team that values safety and craftsmanship
Responsibilities
- Inspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain DOT cargo tank trailers
- Repair tanker components including valves, piping, pumps, vents, fittings, and loading/unloading systems
- Perform brake, suspension, wheel-end, ABS, and electrical repairs
- Conduct preventive maintenance inspections and DOT compliance inspections
- Troubleshoot trailer air systems, hydraulic systems, and electrical systems
- Perform welding and fabrication repairs as needed
- Complete maintenance documentation and inspection reports accurately
- Maintain compliance with DOT, PHMSA, and company safety standards