Fleet Mechanic Position Available In Texas, Missouri

Title:

Fleet Maintenance TechnicianGrade:

11Position Code(s):013-050

Department:

OperationsStatus:

Full-TimeExemption Status:

Non-exempt (hourly)

Reports To:

Director of OperationsSupervisory Responsibilities:

NoneWork Location:

LickingEffective Date:

March 25, 2024Replaces (Effective Date):

October 28, 2021

General Summary:

The job function of Fleet Maintenance Technician is to assess, diagnose, andaccurately repair vehicles, and equipment as well as modify, paint, track/maintain records, work withthe vendors and order parts and supplies for vehicles and equipment as needed. This position requiresyou to be alert at all times, paying attention to your surroundings, and being very safety conscious.

Essential Job Functions:

The following job functions are typical for this classification.

Incumbents may not perform all of the listed duties and/or may be required to perform additional or different duties from those set forth below to address business needs and changing business practices.1.Diagnose fleet and vehicle equipment problems and make/schedule repairs as necessary.2.Schedule and complete maintenance on Cooperative fleet.3.Utilize, read, and interpret diagnostic software on a wide range of Cooperative owned vehicles and equipment.4.Assess, diagnose, and accurately repair major vehicle components. Determine if components need repaired or replaced.5.Utilize, read, and interpret precision measuring devices, such as dial caliper, micrometer, depth gauges, etc.6.Order parts and supplies needed to make repairs and maintain inventory on parts and supplies.7.Work with vendors to acquire the highest quality repair with focus on controlling costs for the Cooperative without sacrificing safety and longevity of vehicles/equipment.8.Perform engine tune-ups, brake repairs, service vehicles, ie; oil changes, filter replacements and electrical system repairs etc.9.Perform diesel/gas engine repair/replacement, work on automatic/manual transmissions, wiring and electronics, pneumatic and hydraulic brakes, differentials, all types of suspensions, mobile HVAC, etc.10.Perform repairs, diagnostics on hydraulic mobile equipment such as cranes, forklifts, man lifts, digger derricks, ROW equipment, bucket trucks, etc.11.Perform work on upholstery, body work, painting, fabrication climate control, on-board electronics, flash programming, powertrain, etc.12.Prioritize fast repairs versus more extensive repairs to keep maximum number of vehicles and equipment mobile.13.Continuously communicate with supervisor on status and updates of repairs. Coordinates with supervisor when shop is at capacity to continue repairs with outside vendor when necessary.14.Uses established best practices to determine if re-usability/recondition/rebuild, when practical, is the best option to control maintenance costs.15.Performs building maintenance such as air-conditioning, lighting systems and plumbing.16.[]{style=”font-size: 7pt; font-family: ‘Times New Roman’; font-weigh”}