Police Fleet Mechanic III – Specialized Vehicle Tech

MaineGuide; Bangor (ME); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-Life Balance

Health Insurance

Retirement Plan

Parental Leave

Job summary

State of Maine is seeking an Auto Mechanic III in Bangor, ME to maintain and outfit police and other law-enforcement vehicles, emergency equipment, and custom components. The role offers training on specialized equipment and a path for growth in a mission-critical public service environment.

You’ll work on specialized police vehicles, diagnose electrical and fuel-system issues, and use welding tools to fabricate and repair gear while ensuring safety, accuracy, and teamwork across a busy shop.

Qualifications

• 4 years of experience/education in automotive repair or related field.
• Knowledge of electrical, diagnostic, and fuel-system repair.
• Ability to operate welding and fabrication tools safely.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and outfit police and law-enforcement vehicles.
• Diagnose and repair communications equipment, including mobile data terminals, printers, modems, and adapters.
• Install, repair, and calibrate emergency lights, sirens, and related electrical components.
• Rebuild and repair engines, transmissions, and drivetrains.
• Use welding and fabrication tools to design and repair custom equipment.
• Maintain shop inventory and write repair orders documenting work performed.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Vehicle repair

Electrical repair

Diagnostic tools

Welding and fabrication

Computer diagnostics

Teamwork

Education

4 years of experience/education

Tools

Welding equipment

Diagnostic software

Electrical tools

Job description

State of Maine is seeking an Auto Mechanic III in Bangor, ME to maintain and outfit police and other law-enforcement vehicles, emergency equipment, and custom components. The role offers training on specialized equipment and a path for growth in a mission-critical public service environment.

You’ll work on specialized police vehicles, diagnose electrical and fuel-system issues, and use welding tools to fabricate and repair gear while ensuring safety, accuracy, and teamwork across a busy shop.