School Bus Mechanic: CDL Training & Benefits

Monark Student Transportation Corp.; Ambridge (Beaver County); Hybrid; USD 71,635,000 - 99,187,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision insurance

401k eligibility

Basic Life and AD&D

Paid time off

Job summary

Monark Student Transportation Corp. in Ambridge, PA seeks a Mechanic to perform routine and preventive maintenance on buses, identify and repair faulty parts, and test systems for safe operation.

The ideal candidate will read service manuals and use diagnostic tools, with CDL training provided in-house. Two-plus years of related experience and a vocational auto repair background are preferred, along with a state inspection license and hydraulics knowledge.

Qualifications

• Vocational/technical training in auto repair or related field required.
• Two plus years of related experience.
• Commercial driver's license; CDL training provided in-house at no extra cost.
• State inspection license / hydraulics

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and preventive maintenance on buses.
• Repair or replace malfunctioning parts and systems (brakes, belts, water pumps, transmissions).
• Test parts and systems to ensure proper function; perform tests and inspections.
• Test drive vehicles to confirm safe and proper operation; plan timetable to complete repairs and maintenance.

Skills

Mechanical repair

Analytical skills

Manuals literacy

Computer diagnostics

Hydraulics

Software literacy

Education

Vocational/technical training in auto repair

2+ years of related experience

State inspection license

CDL training in-house

Tools

CDL training (in-house)

Job description

Monark Student Transportation Corp. in Ambridge, PA seeks a Mechanic to perform routine and preventive maintenance on buses, identify and repair faulty parts, and test systems for safe operation.

The ideal candidate will read service manuals and use diagnostic tools, with CDL training provided in-house. Two-plus years of related experience and a vocational auto repair background are preferred, along with a state inspection license and hydraulics knowledge.