Fleet Maintenance Technician

Role summary The Fleet Maintenance Technician keeps our used bus inventory safe, operable, and ready to sell. The role covers preventive maintenance, light repairs, inspection and delivery prep, lot prep and merchandising, shop and grounds upkeep, and moving large vehicles around the lot. A Class A commercial driver’s license (CDL) is a plus. You will work across our inventory of school buses, cutaways, and coaches, from the day a unit arrives to the day it leaves. Maintenance and repair Perform preventive maintenance: oil, filters, fluids, belts, and batteries Perform light repairs: bulbs, wipers, mirrors, seats, interior trim, and minor cosmetic fixes Check tire pressure and battery condition; replace batteries as needed Recondition units to sale-ready standard Flag units that need major mechanical work for outside service Intake and inspection prep Receive and log incoming inventory Prepare units for state and third-party inspections Road-test units after repairs Delivery prep Complete pre-delivery checks on sold units Prep sold units for pickup or hauler loading Move large vehicles as needed Lot prep and merchandising Clean and detrash units inside and out Move and stage buses between the shop, lot, and photo areas Merchandise units for sale: line up, present, and keep units sale-ready on the lot Cut grass and keep lot grounds maintained Records and shop Log work orders, parts used, and labor time for every unit Flag parts needs and estimate repair scope for acquisition and pricing decisions Clean the shop and service bays; keep tools organized and work areas safe Your impact: Reliable maintenance helps drivers and fleet operations by keeping vehicles ready for use. Required Diesel mechanics experience or skills Vehicle maintenance knowledge, including air and hydraulic brake systems Ability to diagnose with scan tools and read wiring diagrams Ability to safely move large vehicles Valid driver's license and clean driving record Own basic hand tools Able to lift 50 lbs and work under vehicles, on ladders, and outdoors in all weather Preferred Class A CDL ASE certifications (Medium/Heavy Truck series) Experience with school buses, cutaways, or motorcoaches Experience with wheelchair lifts (Braun, Ricon, or similar) State brake inspector or DOT annual inspector qualification Pay: $18.00 - $21.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week Work Location: In person

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