Bus Mechanic II - Centennial SD

Centennial School District; United States; On-site; USD 34,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits

Job summary

Centennial School District Transportation Depot is seeking a skilled Maintenance Mechanic to perform mechanical maintenance on district buses and other vehicles. The role involves diagnosing, repairing, and servicing engines, brakes, electrical systems, and preventive maintenance to keep a safe, reliable fleet in service for student transportation.

Requirements include 3–5 years of bus and truck repair experience, ASE certification, and the ability to obtain a Class A CDL within two years of

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of prior experience in repair and maintenance of buses, trucks, and other automotive equipment.
• ASE certification required; certification must be maintained or obtained within two years of hire.
• Class A CDL required within two years of hire.

Responsibilities

• Inspects, diagnoses, and completes repairs of mechanical defects in school buses, automobiles, trucks, and other mechanical equipment.
• Performs engine, brake, electrical, and preventive maintenance tasks on district vehicles.
• Provides emergency road service and emergency repairs to disabled vehicles as needed.
• Maintains inventory and assists the Director of Transportation with parts and supplies purchasing.
• Promotes safe shop practices and ensures proper use of PPE and cleanliness.

Education

ASE Certified

Class A CDL

Job description

FLSA:Non-exempt
Employee Group:Support Staff
Location:Centennial School District Transportation Depot
Schedule: 8hrs per day, Full-time with Benefits
Hourly Pay: $28.77

JOB GOAL

To carry out mechanical maintenance on District buses and other vehicles so that the fleet is kept in a state of operating excellence to ensure vehicles present no problems or interruptions to the educational program.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

1. Inspects, diagnoses, and completes repairs of mechanical defects in school buses, automobiles, trucks, and other mechanical equipment. Completes major engine and other mechanical repair work using computerized and non-computerized testing equipment.
2. Provides complete bus and automotive maintenance services, including repairs to engine, transmission, suspension, drive system, hydraulic system, hydraulic and air brakes, steering, emission control and exhaust, electrical, cooling, air conditioning, ignition systems, fuel and air systems. Adjusts and relines brakes, turns drums, installs batteries, wiring, window glass, and door handles, and greases and services equipment.
3. Provides emergency road service and emergency repairs to disabled buses and other district vehicles as required.
4. Performs body and paint work on District buses and vehicles. Washes and waxes vehicles.
5. Maintains inventory control system, including accountability for parts and equipment, and the requisitioning of parts and supplies, including waste management. Assists the Director of Transportation in preparing specifications for the purchase of new and replacement equipment. Recommends purchasing the necessary parts and tools. Maintains mechanical equipment and performs general overhauling.
6. Promotes high standards of safety and good housekeeping methods in the operation of the automotive maintenance shop. Cleans tools and work areas to maintain a safe work environment. Uses proper protective equipment such as safety shoes, gloves and goggles as needed.
7. Develops and implements an efficient and effective system preparing vehicles for state inspection, including routine automotive and preventive maintenance services for all school buses and district vehicles in accordance with state guidelines. Makes recommendations for subcontracting mechanical services as needed.
8. Evaluates, recommends, and implements the use of new automotive products and maintenance procedures to ensure the cost-effective and efficient operation of the Transportation Department. Successfully completes professional development courses as identified by the Transportation Director.
9. Checks work orders and maintains both electronic and hard copy records on automotive maintenance and operation expenses to evaluate operating costs. Prepares automotive maintenance reports as assigned.
10. Monitors warranties to ensure that parts and equipment under warranty are serviced as required. Maintains accurate records of repairs made and time worked.
11. Checks fuel used in District vehicles and equipment for conformance to local, state and Federal standards.
12. Test drives various district vehicles when picking up or delivering goods, parts, or repaired items.

QUALIFICATIONS

• 3-5 years of prior experience in the repair and maintenance of buses, trucks, and other automotive equipment.
• (ASE) Automotive Service Excellence certified. New hires must obtain this certification within 2 years of their hire date.
• Required to obtain a Class A CDL within two years of the date of hire

Note: All employment is considered provisional for up to 90 days in accordance with Act 168 of 2014, pending receipt of required employment history reviews. Applicants must complete the Act 168 disclosure formand provide information about all current and former employers with whom they have had direct contact with children.
Final employment is contingent upon satisfactory review of all clearances and background checks as required by law.

Postings current as of 10/14/2026 1:16:31 AM CST.

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