Fleet technician II
Roanoke County, VAGENERAL DESCRIPTION Performs difficult, skilled, and technical work related to mechanical repairs, 12-volt electrical work, vehicle upfits/in-services, welding/fabrication, vehicle decommission, safety inspections and preventive maintenance of a variety of assets including, gasoline, diesel, hydraulic, or cable-operated equipment for the County, Western Virginia Water Authority, and other smaller fleets. This position assumes responsibilities that exceed those of a Mechanic I. Works under the supervision of the Fleet Supervisors and Fleet Manager in accordance with current laws, government regulations, and the County’s Fleet Management Policy. Performs other duties as assigned. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS ~ Performs preventive maintenance, service, and repairs as required. ~ Performs safety inspections and completes necessary safety-related repairs. ~ Repairs, changes, balances, and inspects tires for proper condition and air pressure. ~ Services equipment including fueling, oil and fluid level checks, minor fabrication work, and vehicle washing and detailing, including all aspects of preparing vehicles for sale. ~ Operates complex computerized automotive diagnostic testing equipment to diagnose engine and other system malfunctions. ~ Overhauls and repairs fuel systems and ignition systems. ~ Repairs and overhauls brakes, transmissions, clutches, differentials, steering mechanisms, and front and rear axle assemblies. ~ Overhauls, tunes, and adjusts engines using specialized and standard test equipment. ~ Services, repairs, and installs hydraulic controls and other hydraulic system components including lines, pumps, and cylinders. ~ Performs 12-volt electrical and electronic repairs; replaces lights, alternators, starters, emergency lighting upfit, and lighting removal. ~ Troubleshoots and repairs vehicle air conditioning and heating systems. ~ Performs minor body and paint work. ~ Tracks asset information and records in fleet management software. ~ Maintains vehicle bays, general shop and parts areas in a clean and orderly state. ~ Transports vehicles to and from customer and vendor repair sites when directed. ~ Operates tools necessary to perform duties including pneumatic tools, power tools, hand tools, and other diagnostic/testing equipment. ~ Road tests and inspects work performed to ensure services and repairs have been properly performed. REQUIREMENTS/PREFERENCES Education: Required: High school diploma or equivalent. Experience: Required: Three (3) or more years of on-the-job experience in repairing vehicles/equipment and 12-volt electrical or equivalent combination of experience and education. Certifications/Licenses: Required: Valid Virginia driver’s license with a good driving record. Required: Commonwealth of Virginia Certified Safety Inspector, valid Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), and one other item from the preferred list below. OR Five years of fleet-related experience at Roanoke County and 3 items from the preferred list below. OR Ten years of fleet-related experience at Roanoke County and 2 items from the preferred list below. OR Twenty years of fleet-related experience at Roanoke County and 1 item from the preferred list below. Preferred: EPA Class II Refrigerant Certificate A-series or T-series ASE certification Welding certification Completion certificate of one (1) or more years of automotive trade/technical school Associate degree in a related field Fleet-related manufacturer certification Valid Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Commonwealth of Virginia Certified Safety Inspector Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Some knowledge of the principles and practices of garage operations. Considerable knowledge of methods, tools and equipment (including electronic diagnostics) used in the repair of engines, automobiles, trucks, and equipment. Ability to perform manual labor for extended periods and work in confined spaces in and around motorized equipment. Ability to work as …