Operates motor vehicles having up to a two-ton capacity or performs various maintenance services on motor vehicles.
Incumbents in this class typically operate buses, tractors and trucks.
Operates motor vehicles to transport personnel and supplies. Loads and unloads supplies from the trucks. Makes minor repairs and adjustments and notifies mechanic of major repairs. Performs or supervises the performance of light maintenance on vehicles, such as checking and adding fuel, water, oil and air; checking brakes; changing tires and cleaning and washing vehicles. Cleans service station facilities. Prepares requisitions for supplies. Keeps daily records of services rendered and materials furnished; prepares periodic reports and billing documents. Performs regular inspections of vehicles to ensure that maintenance is performed as recommended by the manufacturer and that the vehicles are in good working condition.
Knowledge of safety practices relevant to the area of employment. Skill in the operation, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles. Ability to direct the work of a staff of mechanics. Ability to detect mechanical failures and repair them. Ability to perform manual work requiring good physical condition.
Some positions require a valid driver's license.
There are no minimum training or experience requirements for this class.