The Mechanic works in a commercial auto shop, repairing mechanical defects in District vehicles and equipment. Responsibilities include inspecting motorized equipment, diagnosing issues, and performing basic and advanced repairs as needed or as directed by the Lead Mechanic or Fleet & Logistics Supervisor. They perform preventative maintenance on passenger cars, light and medium duty trucks, heavy equipment, and commercial generators; conduct brake and suspension repairs; install fuel pumps, strainers, fuel lines, gasoline tanks and gauges; and repair small equipment. The mechanic also conducts periodic vehicle inspections per CHP requirements and will make recommendations for the purchase of parts and tools when needed. The Mechanic has knowledge of the care and operation of internal combustion engines, automotive parts, and accessories. The ideal candidate has experience in the repair of light duty trucks and heavy equipment. They deal courteously with the public; and communicate effectively verbally and in writing. A strong candidate has the ability to use and/or learn to use industry specific software programs. For more information, view the full job description.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED