Fleet Technician II

General Description Performs inspections, diagnoses, preventive maintenance, servicing, repairs, installations, removals, and upfitting of assigned assets under supervision as needed. Assets include vehicles, trailers, motorized equipment, small-engine equipment, and other equipment maintained by the Fleet Division. Provides maintenance and repair services for light-duty and heavy-duty vehicles, trailers, motorized and small-engine equipment, specialized equipment, and 12-volt electrical and accessory systems, depending upon assignment. Work is performed in accordance with applicable laws, government regulations, and the County’s Fleet Management Policy. Performs other duties as assigned. Essential Job Functions ~ Performs inspection, maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of a variety of assets, including light-duty, heavy-duty, small-engine, gasoline and diesel-powered, and specialized equipment. Diagnoses mechanical, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic system malfunctions using appropriate diagnostic equipment and technical resources. ~ Services assets by performing fueling, fluid level checks, washing, cleaning, detailing, minor fabrication, and other routine service activities. Prepares assets for reassignment or disposal. ~ Performs routine preventive maintenance on assigned assets, including oil and filter changes, lubrication, fluid checks, tire service and rotation, and other scheduled maintenance procedures. Identifies, diagnoses, and repairs defects discovered during preventive maintenance inspections as appropriate. ~ Performs repairs and component replacement on assets, including bulbs, lamps, windshield wipers, mirrors, belts, batteries, tires, and other mechanical and electrical components. ~ Performs skilled repairs of engines, fuel systems, cooling systems, brakes, transmissions, drivetrains, steering, suspension, and axle assemblies, depending upon assignment and demonstrated competency. ~ Performs installation, removal, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of asset-mounted equipment and 12-volt electrical systems, including lighting, warning equipment, communications equipment, wiring, switches, relays, fuses, power distribution components, and other accessories. ~ Performs asset upfitting and decommissioning, including installation and removal of equipment, wiring, brackets, consoles, partitions, storage systems, decals, and other asset-specific equipment and accessories. ~ Performs maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of heavy-duty assets, small engines, and specialized equipment, including gasoline, diesel, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrically operated systems, depending upon assignment. ~ Transports assets to and from customer locations, vendors, repair facilities, and other locations as directed. ~ Operates hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, electrical testing equipment, diagnostic equipment, lifts, and other tools and equipment necessary to perform assigned duties. ~ Performs operational checks and, when applicable and authorized, road tests assets to verify proper operation and completion of assigned work. ~ Accurately records labor, parts, services, inspections, asset information, and other required information in the fleet management system. ~ Maintains work bays, shop areas, tools, equipment, and assigned work areas in a clean, safe, and orderly condition. ~ Provides limited technical guidance to Fleet Technician I employees. Requirements/Preferences Education: Required: High school diploma or equivalent. Experience Required: Minimum of three (3) years of experience in the maintenance, repair, servicing, or upfitting of vehicles, equipment, or other fleet assets. Additional Qualifications Required: In addition to meeting the minimum education and experience requirements, must possess at least three (3) of the following qualifications: A-series or T-series ASE certification(s) Welding certification Completion certificate of one (1) or more years of automotive or related trade/tec…

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