DPW Mechanic Grade 2: CDL & Hoist Licenses + Overtime

Weston Conservation Department; Weston (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

The Town of Weston DPW seeks a DPW Mechanic Grade 2 to repair and maintain a range of heavy, medium, and light equipment. The role requires a CDL, Hoisting License within 6 months, and owning your own tools. Overtime is required for emergencies and snow operations.

40 hours per week at $38.01 per hour, with benefits and union considerations. Ability to work with town staff and provide exceptional service is essential.

Qualifications

• Must own tools and be able to operate test and diagnostic equipment.
• Commercial Driver’s License, Class B required.
• Hoisting License required to operate loader, backhoe, sewer-vac, catch basin cleaner and street sweeper.
• Overtime availability for emergencies and sanding/plowing operations.

Responsibilities

• Repair vehicles and equipment per manufacturer specs and manuals using hand and power tools.
• Troubleshoot and diagnose problems in vehicles and equipment.
• Replace major components (engines, transmissions, hydraulic/pneumatic systems) and perform preventative maintenance.
• Perform body work, welding, and painting as needed.
• Transport parts and assist in field repairs; in-town pump station servicing as required.
• Train personnel on procedures and equipment; maintain records.

Skills

Automotive maintenance proficiency

Hydraulics and welding

Reading service/repair manuals

Diagnosis using diagnostic tools

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

Commercial Driver’s License, Class B

Hoisting License

Job description

The Town of Weston DPW seeks a DPW Mechanic Grade 2 to repair and maintain a range of heavy, medium, and light equipment. The role requires a CDL, Hoisting License within 6 months, and owning your own tools. Overtime is required for emergencies and snow operations.

40 hours per week at $38.01 per hour, with benefits and union considerations. Ability to work with town staff and provide exceptional service is essential.