Vehicle Mechanic

Responsible for the repair, preventive maintenance, and operational readiness of all CTCD fleet vehicles, farm machinery, and grounds maintenance equipment.-High school diploma or GED and Formal training as an automotive mechanic required. ASE Certification preferred.

• Ability to read and interpret vehicle technical data, electrical schematics, and manufacturer service manuals.
• Knowledge of environmental regulations and safety standards for the proper handling and disposal of chemicals, shop fluids, and lubricants.
• Ability to effectively prioritize daily maintenance tasks and manage time across a diverse range of equipment.
• Must hold a valid State of Texas Class C driver's license and maintain a clean driving record.

• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, lubrication, oil and filter changes, and tune-ups on all fleet vehicles, farm equipment, and grounds machinery.
• Maintain vehicle registration readiness and provide roadside recovery support for disabled CTCD vehicles as needed.
• Diagnose, repair, and overhaul automatic and manual transmissions, steering, and suspension systems.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and replace electrical systems, starting/charging components, and vehicle electronic controls.
• Diagnose and repair heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
• Perform complete engine diagnostics, repairs, removals, and overhauls on diesel, gasoline, and small engines.
• Conduct tire repairs, mounting, balancing, and installation across fleet and equipment wheels.
• Perform structural repairs and component fabrication using electric arc and oxy-acetylene welding equipment.-Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on heavy equipment, tractors, and outdoor power tools.
• Accurately estimate repair times, required parts, and labor costs for assigned work orders.
• Immediately report severe mechanical failures, safety hazards, or extended equipment downtime to the supervisor or the Director of Facilities Management.