Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic

Vehicle Maintenance MechanicThe Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic is a full-time, year-round position at Boyne Mountain Resort. The Mechanic role at Boyne Mountain is in a fast-paced, ever changing work environment from day to day. The mechanic is responsible for the preventative maintenance and repair of the Boyne Mountain fleet. This includes heavy equipment, snow grooming equipment, trucks, busses, vehicles, snowmobiles, fabrication and repair of miscellaneous small engines. The vehicle maintenance team ensures the safe performance and operation of the fleet, with minimum down-time and emergency repair at the most efficient costs to Boyne Mountain Resort while maintaining a fun, positive work environment.Full time year round employment at Boyne Mountain Resort includes: Options for Health, Vision/Dental and Life Insurance, 401K, Paid Time Off, FREE All Access Ski/Golf Pass for yourself and spouse/dependents, Retail/F&B discounts at all Boyne outlets.ResponsibilitiesThe Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic's typical job functions include (but not limited to):Performing preventative maintenance, diagnostic troubleshooting and repairing jobs associated with the fleetAssisting with ordering, inventory, parts and supplies for the repair facility's and fleetAbility to work in teams and solo to accomplish required tasksUtilizing an accessible library of service, manuals, parts manuals, supply catalogs and other reference aids associated with the operation of a repair facilityHelping to maintain a comprehensive record system that tracks service, repair, and other needs associated with each vehicleMaintaining a clean, safe and organized work environmentHelping to maintain communication channels to all departments regarding scheduling of repairs and maintenanceMechanic must provide their own toolsQualificationsThis position may be for you if:You possess a minimum of 1 year of experience in automotive and/or professional trainingHave knowledge of all automotive systems including engine, transmission, axle, brake and electronicsHave achieved a High school diploma or general education degree (GED)Obtained state and or other certifications are highly recommendedPossess a valid driver's licenseFabrication skills are a bonus