Automotive Mechanic I (Career Path)

Center for Digital Governmtent; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking an Automotive Mechanic I to join their team in Annapolis. This full-time position involves performing maintenance and repair on a variety of vehicles, from passenger cars to trucks. As you gain proficiency, you'll have the chance to work independently on routine repairs, with opportunities for advancement based on performance. This role is safety-sensitive and may require night shifts, ensuring a dynamic work environment. If you're passionate about automotive repair and eager to grow your skills, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Benefits

Longevity pay

Opportunities for advancement

Qualifications

• Ability to read automotive repair manuals and interpret technical documents.
• At least six months of automotive repair and maintenance experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical repairs and maintenance on various automotive equipment.
• Assist higher-level mechanics and conduct routine repairs independently.

Skills

Automotive repair methods

Automotive repair tools and machinery

Diagnosing defects

Reading and interpreting manuals

Understanding safety precautions

Education

Basic automotive repair experience

Valid Class C motor vehicle license

Job description

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Position Description

This full-time, regular, represented, safety-sensitive position is located in the Department of Central Services, Fleet Division. It involves mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of automotive equipment.

Nature and Variety of Work

The work includes responsibility for participating in the mechanical repair and maintenance of various automotive equipment such as passenger cars, trucks, and tractors. Initially, work is closely supervised, but as proficiency is gained, employees are expected to perform routine repairs independently. Assistance to higher-level mechanics or performing complex repairs under supervision may be required. Work is reviewed during and after completion for quality.

Examples of Duties and Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Employees perform repairs as outlined in repair orders, inspect vehicle fluids, tune engines, change tires, replace spark plugs, set timing, and conduct service calls. They participate in overhaul and repair of transmissions, differentials, and assemblies, inspect and replace various vehicle systems, repair carburetors and clutch assemblies, and perform minor hydraulic repairs. Road-testing vehicles and reporting safety issues are also part of the duties. Employees assist higher-level mechanics and perform related work as required.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Knowledge of automotive repair methods, tools, and techniques
• Understanding of occupational hazards and safety precautions
• Skill in using automotive repair tools and machinery
• Ability to diagnose defects and adapt tools and parts to specific problems
• Ability to follow instructions and interpret manuals, specifications, and diagrams

Minimum Qualifications

• Ability to read and interpret automotive repair manuals
• At least six months of basic automotive repair and maintenance experience
• Valid non-commercial Class C motor vehicle operator's license

This entry-level position offers opportunities for advancement based on experience and performance. Longevity pay is available, and the position is safety-sensitive, subject to drug and alcohol testing. Night shift hours may be required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with diesel engines
• Participation in county internship programs