Fleet Maintenance Mechanic I

Reidsville; Reidsville (NC); On-site; USD 35,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Un poste de mécanicien pour entretenir la flotte municipale est ouvert. Le candidat idéal doit avoir un diplôme de lycée, plusieurs certifications techniques et être capable de diagnostiquer et réparer différents types de véhicules. Des compétences en service client et un bon sens de la sécurité sont également requis. Ce rôle implique la collaboration avec le superviseur de la maintenance de la flotte tout en conduisant à des tâches de maintenance et d'urgence routière.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 certifications techniques requises.
• Valid North Carolina Class C driver's license; idée d'accéder à Class B dans les 6 mois.
• Connaissance des pratiques de sécurité, soudage et normes OSHA nécessaires.

Responsibilities

• Diagnostiquer les pannes de véhicule et inspecter les équipements lourds.
• Répondre aux urgences sur la route et maintenir des dossiers.
• Réparer et tester les véhicules pour assurer leur bon état de fonctionnement.

Skills

Maintenance des véhicules

Interpréter documentation technique

Compétences en service client

Education

High School Diploma ou GED

Tools

Certifications Auto et Light Truck

Job description

An employee in this class services, diagnoses, and repairs passenger cars, light-duty trucks, and heavy equipment for the city fleet. The employee ensures all aspects of repair are completed, including paperwork submission. Repair work includes breakdowns, malfunctions, and emergency roadside repairs, ensuring the safe operating condition of fleet vehicles. Work resources may include manuals, videos, and supervisor instructions. The role requires thorough knowledge of mechanics and repairs of all vehicle types. Work is performed under the supervision of the Fleet Maintenance Superintendent and is evaluated through service logs, reports, and completed work. This classification is non-exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Essential responsibilities include diagnosing vehicle malfunctions, inspecting and repairing heavy equipment, responding to roadside emergencies, performing welding and fabrication, diagnosing hydraulic systems, ordering parts, and maintaining records. Final operational tests are performed to quality-check repairs.

Education Requirements: High School Diploma or GED

Driver's License: North Carolina Class C, with a goal to obtain Class B within 6 months

Technical Certifications: Auto and Light Truck Certifications (minimum of 4)

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to perform vehicle maintenance, interpret technical documentation, understand hazards, read wiring schematics, follow complex instructions, interpret regulations, and communicate effectively. Knowledge of safety practices, welding, and OSHA standards is required. Customer service skills and record-keeping are essential.