Automotive Tech Apprentice ll - Automotive Tech Sr - Beaumont TX

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Beaumont, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

This position may be filled at the Automotive Technician Apprentice II, Automotive Technician, or Automotive Technician Sr. level, depending on the candidate’s qualifications and experience. The employee performs repairs and maintenance on Entergy-owned, leased, and rented equipment, including complex automotive, electrical, engine, transmission, aerial, hydraulic, HVAC, steering, and suspension systems. Work is performed under the supervision level specified for the role, with more experienced technicians assisting in complex work and supporting the development of less-skilled employees. The employee travels to jobsites in an Entergy vehicle and works with customers to complete tasks while minimizing interruption to line activity. Off-system storm response may be required; Apprentice II technicians will be accompanied by an Automotive Hydraulic Technician. Advancement depends on meeting applicable qualifications, experience, special qualifications, personal qualifications, and skills assessment requirements.

Requirements

For the Apprentice II level, meet the qualifications, experience, special qualifications, and physical qualifications for Automotive Technician Apprentice I.
For the Apprentice II level, have at least two years of qualified Automotive Technician Apprentice I experience, equivalent related-work experience, or an automotive or related certification from an accredited institution.
For the Automotive Technician level, meet all qualifications, experience, and special qualifications for Automotive Technician Apprentice II.
For the Automotive Technician level, have at least two years of qualified Automotive Technician Apprentice II experience, equivalent related-work experience, or an automotive or related certification from an accredited institution.
For the Automotive Technician level, demonstrate an expert ability to use diagnostic tools to diagnose and repair vehicle and equipment systems, high automotive electrical knowledge, and expert DVOM use.
For the Automotive Technician level, understand electrical schematics and be able to test and diagnose sensors, switches, and other circuit components.
For the Automotive Technician level, have an advanced understanding of internal combustion engines and emission control systems, and advanced hydraulic understanding, including the ability to research and understand hydraulic schematics.
Apprentice II technicians must complete assigned manufacturer computer-based training within 12 months.
Apprentice II technicians must hold IFPS certification; new hires at Apprentice II level or above must obtain it within six months of employment.
Apprentice II technicians must obtain automotive HVAC certification within 12 months through an EPA-approved source such as ASE or MACS.
Meet applicable equipment weight qualifications, including aerial bucket weight restrictions.
Be willing and able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Meet the personal qualifications for the Automotive Technician Apprentice I position.
Be willing to support off-system storm response as required.

Responsibilities

Perform repairs and maintenance on Entergy-owned, leased, and rented equipment.
Use diagnostic tools and schematics to identify and correct issues in electrical systems, engines, transmissions, and aerial systems.
Read diagnostic codes, perform function tests, and interpret results.
Use a digital volt-ohm meter to test voltage, resistance, and continuity.
Repair internal combustion engines, exhaust systems, and emission control systems, including components such as turbochargers, fuel injectors, and EGR systems.
Repair chassis components, including steering and suspension systems.
Research equipment information, inspection and repair procedures, fluid capacities, and torque specifications using electronic sources.
Use task-specific mechanical tools, including torque wrenches, dial indicators, and dial calipers.
Diagnose and repair automotive HVAC systems.
Perform basic cutting, welding, and fabrication.
Travel safely to jobsites in an Entergy vehicle and work with customers while minimizing disruption to line activity.
Assist with complex repairs and maintenance; at the Automotive Technician level, help develop less-skilled employees and assist with their tasks.
Support off-system storm response as required.
Complete assigned manufacturer training, including bucket, digger, and PDM training when classes are available.