Fleet Maintenance Technician - General Services (All Shifts)

Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County is seeking an Equipment Servicer in the General Services department. This full-time Civil Service role performs routine maintenance and minor repairs on motor vehicles and related power equipment, including heavy-duty equipment, under close supervision.

You will inspect fluids, replace oils and filters, lubricate, clean vehicles, and document work in the fleet management system.

Qualifications

• Eighth Grade education and verifiable work experience performing routine maintenance on motor vehicles and/or equipment

Responsibilities

• Perform routine maintenance and repairs on motor vehicles and equipment.
• Inspect and add fluids to vehicles and equipment and lubricate all vehicles and equipment.
• Change oil and filters and repair tires.
• Clean and wash vehicles, equipment, motors and chassis.
• Refer any unusual or non-routine maintenance work to appropriate personnel.
• Document maintenance and repair in the fleet management system.
• Keep work area clean and orderly.
• Park and deliver motor vehicles and equipment.
• Clean shop and work areas and care for tools.
• Maintain repair and maintenance logs and records.
• May be required to communicate directly with fleet coordinators.

Skills

Gasoline and diesel engine components

Chassis and vehicle parts lubrication

Lubricants and oil types handling

Tire changer, air gun, car lift,Safety

Education

Eighth Grade education

Tools

Gasoline and diesel engine components

Chassis and vehicle parts lubrication

Lubricants and oil types handling

Tire changer, air gun, car lift, safety equipment

Job description

Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County is seeking an Equipment Servicer in the General Services department. This full-time Civil Service role performs routine maintenance and minor repairs on motor vehicles and related power equipment, including heavy-duty equipment, under close supervision.

You will inspect fluids, replace oils and filters, lubricate, clean vehicles, and document work in the fleet management system.