Fleet Technician B-a

Fleet Technician B-a

Requirements

• High school graduate or GED required
• At least 2 years of strong automotive mechanical diagnosis with hydraulic and diesel repair experience
• Graduation from an automotive trade school with diesel engine experience is highly desirable
• Must possess and maintain a valid state driver’s license
• Must obtain Class A CDL within 12 months of entry date into the Fleet Technician B classification or vacate the job classification
• Must obtain Fluid Power Society Certification and two (2) applicable ASE certifications within 24 months of entry date or vacate the current job classification

Responsibilities

• Service and repair boom/pedestal assemblies of the Company’s specialized equipment including troubleshooting equipment; inspect cables, chains and rods; inspect sheave liners; inspect and repair monitoring system; inspect fiberglass components; inspect turntable; remove and replace reduction gearboxes; inspect pins, bushings and bearings; and load test boom assemblies
• Service and repair hydraulic systems including troubleshooting the hydraulic system; inspect, remove and replace hydraulic pumps, motors, valves, cylinders and the accumulator; and remove and replace swivel collector block
• Service and repair heating and ventilation systems including diagnose A/C unit problems; conduct pressure test on A/C unit; check for leaks using appropriate devices; check internal system controls; replace compressor; service A/C clutch assembly; and replace compressor seals, refrigerant hose, condenser assembly, receiver dryer, and evaporator core
• Troubleshoot and repair winch assemblies
• Service and repair the steering system of Company vehicles including repair power steering pump and manual steering gearbox
• Service and repair the air brake systems of Company vehicles including air compressors, air brake chambers, and air control valves
• Service and repair hydraulic and electric braking systems including inspect and repair master cylinder; test power unit and vacuum supply; inspect power boost system; repair power brake system; and service and repair antilock brake system
• Inspect and service differentials and power dividers and transmission assemblies of Company vehicles including manual clutch, manual transmissions and transfer cases, transaxles (front-wheel-drive), and automatic transmissions
• Service and repair the fuel and exhaust systems including computer control system; test and repair diesel fuel pump; inspect and service intake and turbo system; service and repair fuel injection system (gas/diesel); and inspect and service governors
• Assist others in the diagnosis of more complex problems
• Operate Company vehicles and associated equipment and perform duties incidental to the operation of such equipment
• Maintain tools, equipment and work area in a clean and orderly condition
• Maintain records and submit reports as required
• Attend and participate in training as assigned and assist in the training of other employees
• Perform less skilled work as assigned
• Report irregularities and abnormal conditions
• Assist employees of equal or higher classification
• Direct the work of employees assigned to assist

Preferred Qualifications

• Must qualify through demonstration, examination and/or performance appraisal as determined by the Company
• Must exhibit competency and aptitude in the fundamentals and mechanics of vehicle maintenance and repairs
• Must become familiar with and have the ability to operate the computer systems utilized by the Fleet Services organization
• Must acquire within such time frame as determined by the company, the qualifications necessary to perform the duties of the Fleet Technician A, or vacate the current job classification
• Successful completion of the Tuff Tech pre-employment placement test is required for this position
• For Fleet Techs that support Transmission, travel of 80% – 100% may be required
• Shift work may be required
• Work at heights – climbing ladders and on/in large trucks and equipment
• Frequent use of hand tools including various heavy equipment for repairs, Ability to grasp, push, pull
• Ability to lift up to 100 pounds, working in awkward positions, working overhead
• Frequent walking, standing on concrete and occasionally in rough terrain
• Ability to operate trucks and heavy equipment