Fleet Maintenance Technician II

The City of Saginaw; Hall (MS); On-site; USD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading city is seeking a skilled technician for maintaining and repairing heavy equipment and vehicles. The role requires mechanical and electrical expertise, along with the ability to lead and train others. Candidates must have a high school diploma, relevant certifications, and experience in vehicle maintenance. This position involves physical tasks and may require shift work and emergency response.

Qualifications

• At least one year of vehicle and equipment maintenance experience.
• One year of welding experience using various techniques.

Responsibilities

• Performs repairs on various classes of vehicles and equipment.
• Conducts diagnostics and repairs on engine and hydraulic systems.
• Acts as lead worker, providing training and oversight.

Skills

Mechanical Skills

Electrical Skills

Problem Solving

Safety Awareness

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Postsecondary training in Heavy-duty truck repair

Tools

Welding Equipment

Diagnostic Tools

Job description

*Open to SEIU hourly members and the public*

SEIU Hourly members must apply within the first 14 days of this posting to be considered as an in-house candidate. Applications received after this period will be considered with the public applications.

Applications will be screened, and qualified candidates will be invited for a performance test and an oral interview. Applicants must pass each stage with a score of 70% or higher to proceed.

This posting closes after 14 days

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Under general supervision, this position performs mid-to-journey level skilled mechanical and electrical work in maintaining, repairing, and overhauling motorized heavy equipment, trucks, and automobiles. This role involves more complex tasks, greater independence, and requires sound judgment and initiative compared to a Fleet Maintenance Technician I.

1. Performs repairs on Light Duty (Class 1-2), Medium Duty (Class 3-6), and Heavy Duty (Class 7-8) vehicles, with supervision as needed.
2. Conducts computerized and physical diagnostics and repairs on engine, driveline, lighting, and hydraulic systems of automotive, trucks, and heavy equipment.
3. Repairs various heavy and specialized equipment.
4. Rebuilds hydraulic components, alternators, generators, compressors, and carburetors.
5. Follows specifications in service manuals for repairs.
6. Repairs brakes on automobiles, trucks, and some heavy equipment.
7. Performs daily data entry related to work and repair orders.
8. Performs basic design, modification, and fabrication to maintain equipment operability.
9. Maintains shop tools and equipment at a high standard.
10. Acts as lead worker, providing training and oversight to other maintenance staff and offering technical guidance.
11. Performs bodywork, painting, window and door realignment, and collision estimates.
12. Performs additional mechanical repair tasks, responds to radio calls, and oversees emergency crews during weather events or major breakdowns, as directed.
13. Performs other duties as assigned.

The above describes the general nature of the work; it is not an exhaustive list of all duties performed.

1. High School Diploma or GED.
2. Completion of one year of postsecondary training or four certifications in Heavy-duty truck repair from the State of Michigan.
3. At least one year of responsible vehicle and equipment maintenance experience or three years external experience.
4. One year of welding experience using various techniques and equipment.
5. Valid Michigan CDL, Group A, with airbrakes.
6. Ability to read schematics and manuals, using books, computers, and the internet.
7. Ability to follow safety regulations and work efficiently.
8. Own tools required.
9. Proficiency with relevant computer systems, software, and business equipment.

This role involves frequent exertion, including lifting up to 100 pounds, and requires physical activities such as handling, stooping, kneeling, reaching, and repetitive motions. It requires good vision, hearing, and the ability to operate machinery and observe surroundings. The work environment includes exposure to mechanical parts, chemicals, electrical hazards, vibrations, weather conditions, and noise. Shift work, overtime, and emergency response outside normal hours are required.