Floating Bus Mechanic (Substitute) - Flexible Shifts
Kanawha County Public Schools
United States
On-site
USD 30,000 - 42,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
A local school district is looking for a qualified Substitute Bus Mechanic to ensure the safety and mechanical integrity of school buses. Responsibilities include vehicle maintenance, overseeing bus repairs, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Candidates should have a high school diploma, experience with diesel mechanics, and a valid inspection license. This role offers a flexible schedule with no guaranteed hours, and overtime may be required based on needs. Join us to support the safe transportation of students in the community.
Qualifications
1 year of verifiable experience as a diesel mechanic or equivalent training.
Basic knowledge in body repair and painting techniques.
Must pass a criminal background check.
Responsibilities
Maintain vehicles for safety and functionality.
Assign personnel to work orders based on priorities.
Monitor work areas for safety compliance.
Maintain accurate repair records and stock levels.
Skills
Mechanic skills
Basic computer knowledge
Ability to follow instructions
Leadership ability
Education
High School diploma or equivalent
Valid Motor Vehicles Inspection License for West Virginia
Diesel mechanic vocational training
Tools
Engine diagnosis tools
Tire changers
Wheel balancers
Hand wrenches
Job description
A local school district is looking for a qualified Substitute Bus Mechanic to ensure the safety and mechanical integrity of school buses. Responsibilities include vehicle maintenance, overseeing bus repairs, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Candidates should have a high school diploma, experience with diesel mechanics, and a valid inspection license. This role offers a flexible schedule with no guaranteed hours, and overtime may be required based on needs. Join us to support the safe transportation of students in the community.