Automotive Equipment Technician - IBEW
Operate and maintain all motor vehicles and motor-drive tools. Disburse gasoline; clean, lubricate and paint motor vehicles. Perform preventative maintenance including:
inspections, adjustments, repairs and overhauls on all motor vehicles associated equipment (such as brakes, electrical, ignition, cooling, transmission) and construction trailers. Repair, service and test electrical and hydraulic powered equipment such as:
aerial lift, generator, pumps, winches and specialized underground equipment and compressors. Receive, record and analyze reports of trouble on individual company motor vehicles and tools. Order or assist in ordering vehicles and/or specialized equipment parts. Maintain inventory and stock level in Motor Vehicle parts room.
Required Qualifications
In addition to STRONG communication skills, our Automotive Equipment Technician must have the following:
Certification in 3 to 5 categories of Mechanics Certification by the National Institute of Automotive Services Excellence (ASE) OR equivalent certification from a heavy trucks / automobile manufacturer (e.g., Ford GM, Chrysler , Kenworth, Mack), trade school, or equivalent state license/certification. Valid state driver s license and non-negligent driving record. Commercial Driver s License after proper training and qualification on state and company driving tests. Meet 285lbs weight limit due to safety restrictions Ability to lift and move up to 80lbs Ability to work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends
Satisfactory results from a background/employment history investigation and drug screening
Associated topics:
auto mechanic, auto service, auto technician, automotive technician, gas, maintenance technician, service technician, technician mechanic, vehicle mechanic, vehicle technicianEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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