Automotive and Equipment Technician I/II

Automotive and Equipment Technician I/II The Clark County Department of Aviation (DOA) seeks qualified candidates to apply for the Automotive and Equipment Technician I/II position. This position works with various DOA divisions, other technicians, and specialists to ensure support vehicles and equipment continue to operate smoothly and efficiently for all airport activities. Responsibilities include maintaining, repairing, and overhauling automobiles, heavy and light trucks, construction equipment, small gasoline engines, and stationary equipment, as well as operating a variety of hand, power, and shop tools. Recruitment limit: First 250 applications received; will close without notice once that number is reached. Position Level and Pay I: $26.00 – $38.46 hourly; II: $28.15 – $41.52 hourly Training and Promotion: Technician I is a training underfill position that, upon completion, leads to non‑competitive promotion to Technician II. Qualifications High school graduation and 3 years of full‑time experience in automotive equipment services and repair work (apprenticeship may substitute). For Technician II: Additional 1 year of journey‑level experience in vehicle and heavy construction equipment maintenance and repair (apprenticeship may substitute year‑by‑year). Trade school attendance desirable. Valid Nevada Class C driver’s license (Class A may be required for some positions). Must meet health and fitness requirements for work in a shop or maintenance setting; ability to lift up to 70 lbs, standard office equipment use, and vision and hearing within satisfactory limits. Permanent employee must reside within Clark County and maintain compliance with Nevada vehicle registration and driver’s license laws. Legal authorization to work in the U.S.; no H1B sponsorship. Background check, security badge, and fingerprint‑based criminal history check required. Responsibilities Diagnose and perform major repairs and overhauls of gasoline and diesel engines, including inspection and replacement of worn parts. Repair, clean, adjust, and install fuel, ignition, electrical, electronic, and cooling systems. Repair and overhaul power transmission systems and steering mechanisms. Road test vehicles, drive trucks or equipment, perform inspections, smog checks, and certifications, and install and test electrical systems. Perform electrical, hydraulic, and other field repairs. Perform preventive maintenance on construction equipment, heavy trucks, street sweepers, automobiles, and light trucks. Read manuals, drawings, and specifications; estimate labor, materials, and parts; order required components. Repair and maintain vehicle air brakes, hydraulic systems, and power‑take‑off equipment. Observe safe work methods and use safety equipment. Use and perform minor maintenance on hand, power, and shop tools. Report work performed in oral and written form; maintain accurate records in the fleet system. Offer suggestions and collaborate with a work team to improve service efficiency. Training and Environmental Conditions Long shifts, emergency callbacks; exposure to hazardous fuels, oils, and solvents. Medical examination, pre‑employment drug testing, and security badge requirement are part of the hiring process. #J-18808-Ljbffr Harry Reid international airport