Diesel School Bus Technician with Tool Allowance

Chesterfield County; Chesterfield Court House (VA); On-site; USD 46,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Uniforms

Quarterly tool allowance

Technical training provided

Job summary

Chesterfield County in Virginia seeks a Motor Vehicle Technician responsible for maintenance, repair, and diagnostics of medium-heavy school buses. Requirements include a high school diploma or GED and 2–3 years of related experience, or an associate degree in automotive technology with two years hands-on work.

A trainee rate is offered during ramp-up. Candidates must provide their own tools and obtain a Virginia State Inspection Certificate, a CDL, and EPA 609 certification within nine months.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED with 2–3 years in maintenance and repair of medium-heavy truck faults.
• Or an associate degree in automotive technology with two years hands-on experience.
• Equivalents including automotive trade school or apprenticeship may substitute for two years.
• ASE certification preferred; must have or obtain Virginia CDL and DMV Certificate within nine months.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose bus problems and plan repair procedures.
• Use charts, manuals, and high-tech diagnostic equipment.
• Perform state safety inspections and road service calls.
• Complete preventive maintenance and repair diesel engines, powertrain, and related systems.
• Maintain records and comply with pre-employment and safety checks.
• On-call duties; designated essential staff during adverse conditions.

Skills

Maintenance and repair

Diesel engines

Automotive diagnostics

ASE certification preferred

CDL (within nine months)

Education

High school diploma or GED

Associate degree in automotive technology

Automotive trade school or apprenticeship

Equivalent training and experience

Tools

Automotive tools

Diagnostic equipment

Job description

Chesterfield County in Virginia seeks a Motor Vehicle Technician responsible for maintenance, repair, and diagnostics of medium-heavy school buses. Requirements include a high school diploma or GED and 2–3 years of related experience, or an associate degree in automotive technology with two years hands-on work.

A trainee rate is offered during ramp-up. Candidates must provide their own tools and obtain a Virginia State Inspection Certificate, a CDL, and EPA 609 certification within nine months.