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Benefits offered by this job
Medical and dental insurance
Employer-sponsored retirement plan
Paid holidays, sick and vacation leave
Job summary
The Personnel Board of Jefferson County is seeking an Automotive Technician in Birmingham, Alabama. This full-time position entails maintenance and repair of heavy equipment such as graders and bulldozers. Candidates must have a Commercial Driver's License and experience diagnosing and repairing diesel and gasoline engines. The role includes performing minor bodywork, conducting inspections, and preventive maintenance. Competitive compensation packages are offered, ranging from $45,136 to $70,012, depending on experience and agency.
Qualifications
Commercial Driver's License (CDL) or ability to obtain a CDL within 180 days.
Work experience in diagnosing and repairing diesel engines.
Good background in electrical repairs on vehicles.
Responsibilities
Perform minor bodywork on rolling stock as needed.
Perform repairs on heavy equipment.
Inspect equipment before and after completing work.
Conduct preventive maintenance on heavy equipment.
Maintain building, grounds, and equipment.
Skills
Diagnosing problems with diesel engines using manual tools and gauges
Diagnosing problems with diesel engines using scan tools or a computer
Performing repairs on diesel and gasoline engines
Performing electrical repairs on automobiles and trucks
Inspecting and repairing steering and suspension
Inspecting and repairing air brake systems
Inspecting and repairing fluid hydraulic systems
Inspecting and repairing heavy equipment undercarriages
Education
Completion of coursework/certification program or gained work experience
Tools
Manual tools
Scan tools
Electrical, gas, or air-powered tools
Job description
The Personnel Board of Jefferson County is seeking an Automotive Technician in Birmingham, Alabama. This full-time position entails maintenance and repair of heavy equipment such as graders and bulldozers. Candidates must have a Commercial Driver's License and experience diagnosing and repairing diesel and gasoline engines. The role includes performing minor bodywork, conducting inspections, and preventive maintenance. Competitive compensation packages are offered, ranging from $45,136 to $70,012, depending on experience and agency.