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The City of Tucson Fire Department is seeking an Emergency Vehicle Technician Supervisor to oversee the repair and maintenance of ambulances and fire apparatus. You will supervise technicians, plan daily work, and ensure compliance with NFPA standards and manufacturer requirements.
This role requires progressive ASE and EVT certifications with year-by-year milestones, plus strong safety training, quality inspections, and supervision in a busy, dynamic environment.
Posting Close Date Application and Special Instructions As part of the application process, all applicants are required to submit a resume at the time of application. Applications that do not contain a resume will be considered incomplete and will not receive further consideration.
This is an open/continuous recruitment and will remain open until position(s) have been filled.
The first review of applications will be September 29, 2026 and then every two (2) weeks thereafter. If selected for this position, you will be subject to a background check.
The Tucson Fire Fleet Management Division is proud to be certified as an ASE Blue Seal Repair Facility. The Emergency Vehicle Technician Supervisor is part of this team dedicated to providing service solutions that exceed our customers' expectations. With a specialized fleet of emergency response vehicles, the Tucson Fire Department provides the latest technologies, training, and industry certification opportunities to keep the fleet management team and the fleet at the forefront of the industry.
The Emergency Vehicle Technician Supervisor plans, coordinates and supervises the daily activities and work assignments of the technicians and staff involved in the repair and maintenance of the Fire Department's apparatus, ambulances and support equipment. Workflow is based on Tucson Fire Department policies, manufacturer requirements, and applicable NFPA standards.
Entrance into the classification requires achievement of the following certifications within the first year of employment:
Achievement of the following certifications is required upon completion of the second year of employment:
Achievement of the following certifications is required upon completion of the third year of employment:
Achievement of the following certifications is required upon completion of the fourth year of employment:
Achievement of the following certifications is required upon completion of the fifth year of employment:
Additional information regarding the ASE and EVT certification programs can be found on the websites listed below.
The Emergency Vehicle Technician Supervisor at the City of Tucson's Fire Department supervises personnel in the maintenance, repair, and modification of emergency response vehicles and their components in a busy and fluid environment. Work is performed under the supervision of the Emergency Vehicle Fleet Superintendent. This position exercises supervision over division personnel.
Supervises, schedules, and evaluates repair and maintenance tasks for multiple employees on an assigned shift. Sets priorities, monitors workflow, conducts quality inspections, and assesses equipment performance. Coordinates statutory inspections, facilitates safety meetings, and oversees safety-related activities. Leads daily meetings to review workflows. Provides safety training and instruction on new vehicle technologies for efficient and safe