The contractor shall coordinate maintenance activities, provide technical direction and supervision to Developmental contractor personnel. Automotive/Heavy Duty Mechanics tasks include, but are not limited to, the following: Coordinate with government staff focal point for approval of maintenance prioritization, levels of funding available, and office coverage of mechanics and or other technical personnel. Oversee shop functions when the Supervisor is away. Determines, within prescribed value range, when a major component/ assembly is to be replaced, repaired, rebuilt or discarded; responsible for assisting with the purchasing of parts and services required to maintain fleet and training vehicles; and prepares written estimates on cost and labor time for corrective repairs. Execute a preventative maintenance program for vehicles and equipment. Provide technical advice and assistance to developmental and full performance mechanics and others on either new or difficult and complex jobs. Interacts with customers to keep them informed of status of Sponsor-owned vehicles, repairs needed, etc. Based on assignment, independently performs corrective maintenance and repairs to fleet, training, emergency or heavy equipment vehicles. Inspects, diagnoses and isolates vehicle and equipment malfunctions; troubleshoots, traces and locates defects and/or causes of mechanical problems to determine type and extent of necessary repairs. Repairs and/or recommends replacement of all assigned vehicles and equipment to ensure they are safe and dependable. Utilize on-board computer diagnostic systems and other test equipment in order to test automotive computer control and emission systems; assesses and analyzes malfunctions of machinery using microcomputers, calipers, gauges, and other equipment. Professionally interact with government management staff and customers to keep them informed of status of vehicles and repairs needed. Perform preventative maintenance and repairs to fleet, emergency, training or heavy equipment vehicles. Safely and properly operate wheel balancing equipment, and turning and grinding equipment for servicing brake drums and discs, and rotor assemblies. Perform engine tune-ups, setting engine timing according to specifications. Utilize appropriate techniques and procedures in accordance with manufacturer's specification in adjusting ballistic armor in certain vehicles as required. Perform state vehicle safety and emission inspections on Sponsor-owned vehicles. Based on assignment, performs administrative and other functions as related to wheeled vehicle and equipment maintenance. Identify necessary parts, equipment and supplies needed to complete repair or preventative check. Responds to emergency road calls for disabled Agency vehicles and makes minor adjustments or has the vehicle towed for back to Motor Pool for repairs. Obtain a Class A Commercial Driver's License within six months of employment (with "P" endorsement) and safely drives wrecker and tows disabled Agency vehicles, trucks, and buses. Road test vehicles as needed to verify maintenance/repair work. Promptly respond to emails and telephone calls. Ensure the necessary provision of vehicles and support for customers. Perform other related duties as required or as directed by government management staff. Maintain a highly organized, clean, and efficient maintenance shop on a government facility. Comply with all OSHA regulations regarding waste disposal as well as adherence to shop standard operating procedures. Make recommendations to government focal point regarding shop standard operating procedures and implement when approved. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities The Automotive Mechanic shall possess, or obtain as specified, the following

KSAs:

Extensive knowledge of the operating systems used in motor vehicles. Extensive knowledge of the practices and tools used in the maintenance and diagnostics of vehicles and equipment. Considerable knowledge of computer, electrical, transistorized and other non-mechanical systems and how they tie-in with and affect the operation of mechanical systems. Considerable knowledge of the full range of tools, equipment, test procedures and practices used in the repair and preventative maintenance of fleet and training vehicles. Possess excellent interpersonal and customer service skills. Possess good Information Technology skills and be familiar with MS Word, Excel, and be comfortable with working in various databases relevant to maintenance. Experience in diagnosing complex mechanical and related malfunctions. Proficiency in organizing and reading technical manuals, references and specifications and service and recall bulletins. Written communication skills sufficient enough to write routine correspondences, maintenance logs and order forms. Understanding of how to operate a forklift, power tools, wrenches, diagnostic equipment, and jacks. Working knowledge of computers, including Access and MS Office Suite. Ability to prioritize and schedule multiple work requirements. Flexibility in work schedule. Representational skills necessary to interact with outside vendors. Working knowledge of diesel mechanics. Understanding of how to fabricate simple parts. Experience with welding basic items. Ability to obtain a Class A Commercial Driver's License with "P" endorsement within six months of employment. Ability to pass a 2-day government provided forklift certification class (training coordinated by the government sponsor) Work Environment The work is usually performed inside on concrete surfaces where there is exposure to drafts, noise, and fumes from vehicles. Automotive/Heavy Duty Mechanic - Senior occasionally perform work outside under adverse weather conditions. They are continually exposed to dirt, dust, and grease, and to the potential for burns, chemical irritations, shocks, bruises, cuts, and strains. To reduce dangers and irritations from these conditions, they follow prescribed safety practices and use safety equipment such as safety shoes and glasses, and respirators.

Minimum Qualifications Experience:

Five years of experience in the problem diagnosis, repair and maintenance of a wide variety of light, medium, heavy and/or specialized automotive equipment and other heavy equipment.

Education:

High school Diploma or GED equivalent.

Special Certifications:

Virginia Safety State Inspection Certificate within six months of deployment to customer site Virginia Emission Inspections Certificate Air Conditioning Certification Class A Commercial Driver's License depending on position of assignment, a "P" endorsement and/or double and air brakes endorsement may be required within six months of deployment to customer site Obtain and maintain a valid Forklift Operator's certificate every two years ASE certification (provide to COTR within 30-days of employment). Depending upon specific position requirements one or more of the following may be required: Five (5) or more National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certifications. Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) master certificate Major automobile manufacturer certification Major manufacturer college co-op program (e.g., General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (GM ASEP), Ford's Automotive Student Service Educational Training (Ford Asset), MOPAR Career Automotive Program (MOPAR CAP) ASE-T and/or

ASE Master Pay:

$39.52 per hour

License/Certification:

Air Conditioning Certification? (Preferred) CDL A License? (Preferred) ASE A1 Engine Repair Certification? (Preferred) ASE Master Automotive Technician Certification? (Preferred) VA SafetyState Inspection Certification? (Preferred) Security clearance: Secret (Required)

Work Location:

In person