Fleet Mechanic II

Fleet Vehicle Technician

Under direction, performs skilled mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of a wide variety of gasoline and diesel-powered fleet vehicles, including emergency vehicles and equipment.

Performs work in the diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of gasoline and diesel-powered fleet vehicles and heavy equipment.

Uses an electronic engine analyzer and related diagnostic equipment to identify problems.

Repair, adjust, or replace major and minor vehicle or equipment components, including air conditioning systems, electrical systems, cooling systems, electronic systems, fuel systems, drive trains, hydraulic systems, air brake systems, diesel and gasoline engines, transmissions, fuel pumps, starter motors, alternators, switches, and batteries.

Repair, rotate, mount, and balance tires.

Respond to requests for emergency road service; make emergency repairs in the field; test drive vehicles; clean work areas and related shop facilities.

May perform gas and electric welding and metal fabrication.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Knowledge of standard practices, tools, and equipment used in the maintenance and repair of fleet maintenance equipment; safety practices and procedures; welding techniques and procedures. Ability to utilize or operate standard mechanical tools and equipment, and diagnose equipment malfunctions. Skilled in the operation of welding equipment and the operation of cutting torches.

The typical schedule is Monday – Friday from 6:30 AM to 3:00 PM. There are scheduled breaks during the workday, along with a scheduled lunch break. There are times when mandatory overtime is required. On-site training is provided.

The Employer Provides All Tools

Training is Provided by the Employer

A.S.E. and E.V.T. Training is Provided and Paid for by the Employer

Uniforms and Work Boots are Provided by the Employer

Opportunity for Annual Pay Increases

Paid Time Off

12 Paid Holidays

1 Personal Day

3 Weeks of Paid Vacation in the First Year

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Offered

Retirement Benefits

Comprehensive Wellness Program Offered

Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability Insurance Provided by the Employer

Voluntary and Supplemental Benefits are Offered

The Employer Provides an Employee Assistance Program

Education Assistance Offered

High school diploma or equivalent and completion of secondary education or trade school, and four (4) years of experience as an automotive technician; or equivalent combination of training and experience which evidences an advanced knowledge of maintenance and repair of automotive vehicles and equipment. Possession of a valid State of Kentucky Class-B CDL vehicle operator's license or the ability to obtain one within six months from the date of hire. Prefer A.S.E. Certification in Automotive and/or Truck.

Ability to tolerate various indoor and outdoor temperatures and climates. Perform moderate to heavy repetitive physical labor for an extended period of time. Ability to lift, carry, and/or pull 50-75 pounds. Ability to operate the internal radio system. Must maintain the physical requirements to successfully pass the Essential Job Function test as required for this position.