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WCL Group

Mechanical Technician I

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A Transportation Traffic Controller monitors vehicle movement at airports, seaports, rail yards and stations, and large distribution centers. Monitors the takeoff and landing routes and schedules for airplanes at a commercial airport or military airbase. Coordinates the movement of large merchant vessels or cruise ships in and out of port.

$135,434 / year median in California

+0% projected growth

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Job Description

CLIENT HIGHLIGHT
The Client you will be working for is a Fortune 100 Oil and Gas Company. This opportunity will give you experience in the energy sector in the United States with a company that is a globally recognized leader in energy production and one of the biggest companies in the
US. LOCATION
Richmond, CA 94801 SCHEDULE 3 Shifts (Morning, Swing, Grave) the worker is expected to be available for all three, rotating shifts every 2-4 months. 1.)
Shift Hours:
a. Morning (5am
  • 1pm); Swing (1pm
  • 9pm); Grave (9pm
  • 5am) 2.) Two
  • Four months alternate shifts & days of week working (Monday-Friday or Wednesday
  • Sunday)
COMPENSATION
Morning Shift:
$25
  • $29 per hour
Swing Shift:
$26
  • $30 per hour
Grave/Night Shift:
$27.25
  • $31.
25 per hour
CONTRACT TERM 1
year with the high likelihood of extension or conversion to full-time employee
POSITION OVERVIEW
  • The Shift Technician supports a specialized engine testing laboratory that helps develop and evaluate fuel and fuel-additive performance for research clients.
Working rotating day, swing, and graveyard shifts, this hands-on role operates automotive test engines and vehicles, monitors and adjusts control systems to maintain test specifications, diagnoses and repairs engine and control-system issues, and maintains fuel supply across active tests. It's best suited for someone with mechanical aptitude, prior automotive or technical-environment experience, and comfort working as part of a team on a rotating schedule.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Works rotating (Day, Swing and Grave) shifts. Operates automotive test engines and vehicles according to established specifications. Monitors all operations and makes necessary adjustments to control systems to ensure specification compliance. Performs diagnosis of problems and makes repairs to test engines and control systems. Maintains adequate fuel supply to all engines and vehicles. Strong mechanical aptitude is essential.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
1+ years of experience with: Experience working with automotive engines or mechanical systems Experience working in a technical environment. General engine knowledge through recent education or work experience as a mechanic. Monitoring and adjusting process control systems. Basic math skills (algebra). Excellent teamwork skills.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS
Basic computer skills, experience with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook). Formal training in automotive technology, electronics, or automated control systems Experience working shift work / off hours (highly desirable). Formal technical training in automotive mechanic/technology (ASE Certified or similar certification). Formal training in electronic instrumentation.