Work includes performance of a wide range of tasks involving the service, inspection, repair, rebuild, overhaul and diagnosis of mechanical systems for a variety of gasoline, diesel and alternative powered engines/equipment for vehicles such as such as cars, trucks, buses, utility vehicles, heavy equipment, watercraft and aircraft.
Positions in this class perform semi-skilled engine, automotive and/or heavy equipment repair. Work assignments vary in complexity depending on the type of mechanical system and/or ancillary components/equipment. The extent of repair work to be done may require consultation with a higher-level technician or supervisor.
Inspects, analyzes and services moderately complex mechanical systems using advanced diagnostic instruments and software. Conducts parts/systems failure analysis. Performs tasks and repairs such as inspecting and replacing brake pads and shoes, replacing regulators, alternators and belts, and/or fitting or repairing standard aftermarket upgrades and equipment. Determines materials, techniques and tools to accomplish work assignments.
Knowledge of the techniques and methods involved in determining and solving mechanical difficulties. Ability to use and operate machines and instruments commonly found in a vehicle and/or heavy equipment repair shop. Skill in the performance of moderately complex duties relating to the repair and maintenance of equipment or ability to learn on the job. Ability to follow oral and written instructions. Ability to work at heavy manual labor for considerable periods of time.
Some positions require a commercial driver's license. Some positions require specific certifications/licenses.
Work experience directly related to the area of employment.