Transmission and Differential Rebuilder

Responsibilities: Tear Down & Rebuild: Disassemble automatic and manual transmissions, transfer cases, and differentials. Clean, inspect, and measure internal components for wear. Precision Assembly: Rebuild units to OEM or high-performance specifications using new clutches, gearing, bearings, etc. Quality Control: Maintain a clean bench and ensure all rebuilt units meet strict quality and safety standards. Identify, tag, and organize reusable components and core parts. Inspect gears, bearings, and shafts for wear or damage. Use air tools and hand tools safely and effectively. Load and move transmissions using shop equipment (hoists, forklifts, etc.).

Qualifications: Must have experience rebuilding transmissions and/or differentials Basic mechanical aptitude Ability to lift 75+ lbs and work in a shop environment. Reliable, detail-oriented, and able to follow instructions. Must be punctual and team-oriented.

Benefits: Paid time off Overtime is available Paid holidays off Opportunities for advancement \nCompany

Description: David’s Truck Parts & Repair is a Texas-based leader in heavy-duty truck transmissions and driveline repair. With locations in Houston and San Antonio, we specialize in rebuilding Eaton, Fuller, Spicer, and other OEM units for fleets and owner-operators across the region. Our team takes pride in quality work, honest service, and treating employees like family. We’re growing fast and always looking for dependable people who want to build a career in the heavy-truck industry.

Company Description: David’s Truck Parts & Repair is a Texas-based leader in heavy-duty truck transmissions and driveline repair. With locations in Houston and San Antonio, we specialize in rebuilding Eaton, Fuller, Spicer, and other OEM units for fleets and owner-operators across the region. Our team takes pride in quality work, honest service, and treating employees like family. We’re growing fast and always looking for dependable people who want to build a career in the heavy-truck industry.