Diesel Equipment Repair Technician

NYS Department of Transportation; Village of Newark (NY); On-site; USD 50,425 - 59,425; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Pension plan

Overtime pay during winter maintenance

Job summary

The NYS Department of Transportation is hiring a Service & Repair Mechanic in Newark, NY. This role involves diagnosing and repairing vehicle issues, overhauling engines, and performing NYS inspections. Candidates must have relevant experience or education in automotive repairs and obtain required certifications.

The starting salary is $59,425, with potential for geographic pay differentials based on location. Join a team dedicated to maintaining the department's fleet and supporting regional emergency responses.

Qualifications

• At least four years of experience as an automotive or diesel mechanic.
• Knowledge of various vehicle systems, including brakes, engines, and electronics.
• Must obtain NYS Inspection Certification and a Class B Commercial Driver’s License within one year of appointment.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair faulty vehicle and equipment operations.
• Overhaul and adjust gaseous fuel engines and complex hydraulic systems.
• Conduct NYS inspections and ensure compliance with regulations.

Skills

Diagnosing vehicle issues

Repairing diesel engines

Performing mechanical repairs

Using fleet management software

Education

Associate's degree in automotive or diesel repair technology

Completion of Diesel Engine Mechanic apprenticeship

Tools

Fleet management software

Diagnostic tools for vehicles

Job description

The NYS Department of Transportation is hiring a Service & Repair Mechanic in Newark, NY. This role involves diagnosing and repairing vehicle issues, overhauling engines, and performing NYS inspections. Candidates must have relevant experience or education in automotive repairs and obtain required certifications.

The starting salary is $59,425, with potential for geographic pay differentials based on location. Join a team dedicated to maintaining the department's fleet and supporting regional emergency responses.