Automotive Technician II

Fleet Maintenance Technician

Reviews vehicle defect reports for necessary repairs to vehicles and inspects and verifies the need for repairs. Maintains all required vehicle maintenance records. Safely operates vehicles and moves them to and from commercial repair facilities if unable to repair locally. Reviews, processes, and maintains copies of all invoices received for work performed by dealers and vendors. Ensures invoices are coded properly and sent to Accounting Section promptly. Enters applicable information in the Fleet Focus or other departmental database system as required by policy. Provides training, guidance and assistance to Area automotive technicians. Review monthly mileage reports for accuracy and completeness. Prepare monthly mileage report for Coastal Division vehicles. Coordinate rotation of pool vehicles as needed. Road tests vehicles each week to determine changes in driving characteristics. Performs minor repairs and services according to policy and applicable schedules. Mounts, balances, and changes tires and maintains an adequate supply of mounted tires for immediate use. Maintains proper inventory and records of spare parts, tires, and petroleum products. Cleans vehicle interiors, trunks, and engine compartments. Ensures vehicles are organized and properly stocked. Ensures automotive shop and office is clean and orderly. Provides regular updates on fleet status to the Field Operations Supervisor. Coordinates the exchange of vehicles with Fleet Operations section. Obtains bids and sells surplus tires, parts, and surveyed vehicles as necessary. Coordinates repair of automotive service equipment as necessary. Prepares parts for shipment. Assists with installation and removal of WMVARS/RADAR and other equipment. Other duties, within the scope of the classification, as assigned.

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