Fleet Tech

Job Description

Job Description

RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES:

• Performs some major and minor repairs on vehicles, light/heavy trucks, vans, and forklifts. 
• Conducts diagnostic troubleshooting and problem-solving.
• Performs preventative maintenance and inspections.
• Assists other fleet mechanics.
• Responsible for parts, test driving & forklift operation.
• Completes driver reported VCR repairs.
• Performs general housekeeping duties in and around fleet garage.
• Other duties as assigned.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• High school diploma or equivalent required. Associate’s Degree preferred. 
• Three (3)-ASE certifications or five (5) years of vehicle maintenance experience required. (Associate’s Degree in related field may substitute for certifications or years of experience.) Valid Driver’s License is required.  
• Must be able to pass a DOT physical prior to their first day of employment.  
• Must be able to obtain a CDL permit by the 15th business day and 45 business days from their date of hire in which to obtain the license, if CDL is not currently held.  
• Gasoline, diesel, and propane fuel systems experience required.  
• Onboard diagnostics and repair experience required.  
• Must have experience with air and hydraulic brake systems, air conditioning, electrical systems, general vehicle repair, battery powered industrial equipment, and hydraulic systems. Basic welding skills required.  
• Required to have his/her own standard mechanic’s tools.  
• A good work ethic for daily physically and mentally challenging work is needed.  
• Must enjoy working outside year-round when necessary.  
• Must have strong attention to detail and excellent communication skills.  
• Must be able to meet PBV driving qualifications.  
• Must be able to work hours necessary to complete assigned tasks.

ESSENTIAL MENTAL AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONS:

Mental Functions:

• Repetitive job requiring frequent, but not more than normal mental or visual effort or alertness.

Physical Functions:

• Constantly (67%-100%) required to walk and stand.  
• Frequently (34%-66%) required to climb and lift up to 100 pounds.  
• Occasionally (0%-33%) required to sit.  

EQUIPMENT USED:

• General office equipment, welder, A/C machine, alignment machine brake lathe, tire machine, all safety related equipment, basic mechanic hand tools, diagnostic tools, air tools, steam cleaner, floor scrubber, forklift, vehicle lifts, and jacks.  
• All types of road vehicles both light and heavy duty are used. 

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• None required.

LANGUAGE SKILLS:

• Must be able to speak, read and comprehend English.