Fleet Technician Jobs in Virginia
Fleet Technician jobs in Virginia concentrate in government contracting, defense logistics, public transit, and commercial trucking, with steady demand from entry-level diesel techs through senior fleet supervisors. The busiest hiring markets are Northern Virginia, Richmond, and Hampton Roads, where employers like Amazon, the Virginia Department of Transportation, and Ryder System maintain large vehicle fleets. The most in-demand specialties are diesel engine repair, preventive maintenance programs, and telematics diagnostics. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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$28 - $35/hour
Schedule:
- Day and Night Shift Openings
- Monday - Friday
- 7 am - 4 pm
Traditionally speaking if you have an inquisitive mind and like to see success due to the effort of your handiwork, we want you to apply. Additionally, if you are more than inquisitive and hands-on, we need you as well. A lot of today’s trucks come in with warning lamps on (Engine, ABS, transmission, etc.) so we have to be able to first identify the truck system giving the error and then troubleshoot it from there. We’re looking for technicians experienced in computer diagnostics and electrical repair to keep up with the demand of today's fleets.
Full-Time Position - the tasks below are some examples of various job activities:
- Diagnose warning lamps (Engine, ABS, transmission, or light the customer doesn’t even recognize).
- Identify the truck system that is giving the error and then troubleshoot it from there.
- Computer diagnostics and electrical repair.
- Federal Inspections
- Brake Jobs
- Suspension Work
- Hub and Axle Repair
- Tire Repair
- Regular Service and Maintenance
- Required:
- Experience: Applicants must have at least one (1) year of verifiable mechanic experience in a shop environment (automotive, heavy duty, or other form of transportation repair shop)
- Basic Tools: Possession of a basic set of hand tools. Specialty tools may be provided by the company as needed
- Valid Driver’s License: A valid state-issued driver’s license
- Physical Requirements: Ability to lift at least 50 lbs, stand for extended periods, and perform physically demanding tasks typical of diesel mechanic work
- Preferred:
- Two (2) total years of verified Diesel Mechanic experience in a shop environment
- Experience with specific engine types (e.g., Cummins, Detroit Diesel) or systems (e.g., hydraulic, electrical) is preferred and may be given priority
- Certification or degree in diesel repair
- Experience with diagnostic tools such as Cummins Insite, Quickserve, Paccar’s Davie4, and Mack’s PTT
- ASE Certifications: Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifications are preferred, especially in areas relevant to the position, such as Diesel Engines, Brakes, and Drivetrain
- CDL (Commercial Driver's License - Class A or B) is not required, but may be considered a plus for road testing or moving vehicles within company or customer property
- Health and Dental
- Short-Term Disability
- Life Insurance
- 401k with matching up to 4% vesting at 2 years
- Guardian Voluntary Benefits
- Paid Holidays (6 per year)
- Production and Overall Performance Bonuses
- Training pay
- Uniforms are provided at no cost
- Referral bonus
- Annual Attendance Bonus
$28 - $35/hour
Schedule:
- Day and Night Shift Openings
- Monday - Friday
- 7 am - 4 pm
Traditionally speaking if you have an inquisitive mind and like to see success due to the effort of your handiwork, we want you to apply. Additionally, if you are more than inquisitive and hands-on, we need you as well. A lot of today’s trucks come in with warning lamps on (Engine, ABS, transmission, etc.) so we have to be able to first identify the truck system giving the error and then troubleshoot it from there. We’re looking for technicians experienced in computer diagnostics and electrical repair to keep up with the demand of today's fleets.
Full-Time Position - the tasks below are some examples of various job activities:
- Diagnose warning lamps (Engine, ABS, transmission, or light the customer doesn’t even recognize).
- Identify the truck system that is giving the error and then troubleshoot it from there.
- Computer diagnostics and electrical repair.
- Federal Inspections
- Brake Jobs
- Suspension Work
- Hub and Axle Repair
- Tire Repair
- Regular Service and Maintenance
- Required:
- Experience: Applicants must have at least one (1) year of verifiable mechanic experience in a shop environment (automotive, heavy duty, or other form of transportation repair shop)
- Basic Tools: Possession of a basic set of hand tools. Specialty tools may be provided by the company as needed
- Valid Driver’s License: A valid state-issued driver’s license
- Physical Requirements: Ability to lift at least 50 lbs, stand for extended periods, and perform physically demanding tasks typical of diesel mechanic work
- Preferred:
- Two (2) total years of verified Diesel Mechanic experience in a shop environment
- Experience with specific engine types (e.g., Cummins, Detroit Diesel) or systems (e.g., hydraulic, electrical) is preferred and may be given priority
- Certification or degree in diesel repair
- Experience with diagnostic tools such as Cummins Insite, Quickserve, Paccar’s Davie4, and Mack’s PTT
- ASE Certifications: Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifications are preferred, especially in areas relevant to the position, such as Diesel Engines, Brakes, and Drivetrain
- CDL (Commercial Driver's License - Class A or B) is not required, but may be considered a plus for road testing or moving vehicles within company or customer property
- Health and Dental
- Short-Term Disability
- Life Insurance
- 401k with matching up to 4% vesting at 2 years
- Guardian Voluntary Benefits
- Paid Holidays (6 per year)
- Production and Overall Performance Bonuses
- Training pay
- Uniforms are provided at no cost
- Referral bonus
- Annual Attendance Bonus
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The qualifications that appear most often in fleet technician jobs across Virginia.
- ASE certification in one or more medium or heavy truck categories
- Valid Virginia driver's license with a clean motor vehicle record
- Experience diagnosing and repairing diesel engines and drivetrain components
- Proficiency with fleet management software and electronic diagnostic tools
- Ability to perform DOT-compliant pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections
- Completion of an accredited automotive or diesel technology program preferred
Fleet Technician Jobs in Virginia: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a fleet technician in Virginia?
Most fleet technician positions in Virginia require a combination of formal training and ASE certification rather than a state-issued license specific to the role. Candidates typically complete an automotive or diesel technology program at a community college such as Northern Virginia Community College or Tidewater Community College, then earn ASE Medium/Heavy Truck certifications. Virginia employers in government contracting and transit also favor candidates who hold a commercial driver's license or have completed a registered apprenticeship through a fleet operator.
Which companies hire fleet technicians in Virginia?
Virginia fleet technician roles are posted by SpartanNash, ATCO Hauling, and Reyes Fleet Management and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Defense and logistics contractors concentrated in Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads are among the most consistent sources of openings year-round.
Which Virginia cities have the most fleet technician jobs?
Chesapeake, Fairfax, and Dulles lead Virginia for fleet technician openings. Northern Virginia's volume is driven by federal agency fleets and major logistics operators, Richmond's by state government vehicle pools and distribution centers along the I-95 corridor, and Hampton Roads' by the dense concentration of military installations and defense contractors that maintain large mixed fleets.
Are there remote fleet technician jobs in Virginia?
Yes, but they're rare. About 0% of fleet technician openings tied to Virginia are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, which reflects the hands-on nature of the role. The parts of the work most suited to remote arrangements are fleet scheduling, parts procurement coordination, and telematics monitoring, rather than direct vehicle inspection or repair.
How can I get hired as a fleet technician in Virginia with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying for a lube technician or fleet service writer role, which large Virginia operators such as VDOT, public transit authorities like WMATA and HRT, and national fleet companies with Virginia service centers use as a pipeline for developing full technicians. Enrolling in an ASE-aligned diesel technology program at a Northern Virginia or Tidewater community college while working part-time in a shop strengthens a candidacy considerably. Registered apprenticeships through Virginia's fleet maintenance contractors offer paid on-the-job training with no prior experience required.
Where can I find and apply to fleet technician jobs in Virginia?
You can find and apply to fleet technician jobs in Virginia on Migrate Mate, which lists current Virginia openings across the state. Search the available roles, find the ones that fit your experience and location, and apply directly.
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