Fleet Mechanic

Fleet MechanicAssists with maintenance for vehicle fleet, equipment repair, record keeping and parts inventory as needed for the safe and economical operation of all company vehicles.Essential Job FunctionsPerforms routine preventative maintenance and makes repairs on company vehicles as assigned; maintains and updates Fleet software on each vehicle.Assists in maintaining inventory of maintenance equipment and supplies.Works with outside repair services when repairs cannot be made in-house. Ensures prompt service and high-quality parts are installed by outside repair service.Keeps shop clean and in working condition.Maintain TCEC tools and equipment.Operates vehicles and equipment, including but not limited to bucket trucks, digger derricks and other TCEC vehicles to perform inspections, maintenance and repairs.Observes and practices all safety policies and bulletins.Certified and able to operate forklift.Maintain a clean driving recordPosition RequirementsEducationHigh school diploma or equivalent certificate required.Formal education in motor vehicle (all types) maintenance, mechanics, electrical or hydraulic systems is desirable.Experience5 years' experience in repair and maintenance of all types of automobiles and trucks.Servicing of aerial hydraulics systems such as those found on present TCEC equipment is required.Repair and maintenance of all types of gas, diesel engines and air brakes.Aerial devices, digger derricks, backyard machines, skid steers and mini excavatorsCertificates, Licenses, RegistrationsRequiredAir Brake CertifiedAir Conditioner CertifiedCommercial Driver's LicensePreferredAutomotive Service Excellence (ASE) or Diesel Engine CertifiedHydraulics CertificationAltec CertificationSkills/Abilities/KnowledgeProficient with computers including various diagnostic systems, Fleet Software and Microsoft Office.Must be skilled in basic mechanical work including hydraulics and diesel engines.Must be skilled in diagnosing and installing electrical systems to include emergency lighting, radios and backup cameras.Must be able to work independently and to expedite work to meet time schedule.Must be able to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of variables.Must be able to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.Must be able to add, subtract, and divide.Position DetailsPosition Title: Fleet MechanicReports To: Fleet ManagerEmployment Type: Full-timeFLSA Status: Non-ExemptSupervisory Responsibility: NoFinancial Disclosure Required: NoResidency Requirement: YesPosition Description Effective Date: August 2026Physical Demands (Scale: Rarely = Less than 5%, Occasionally = 5% - 25%, Frequently = More than 25%)Heavy lifting or moving of materials: Frequently - Up to 50 poundsOperates Equipment: FrequentlyOperates Office Machines: Occasionally – PCs, copy, fax machines, telephoneStanding: Frequently – up and down all day.Walking: FrequentlyAwkward Position (stooping, bending etc.): FrequentlyClimbing Maximum: OccasionallyEye-hand Coordination: FrequentlyLocation: Indoor 50% of time, Outdoor 50% of timeWork Conditions: Overtime, only as neededWhy Join TCECTri-County Electric Cooperative is guided by ten Essential Attributes that define how we lead, collaborate, and serve with integrity, accountability, and trust. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while supporting reliable electric service for the communities we serve.