Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania•Adams County, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic role with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) offers a chance to keep essential equipment running safely and smoothly. This position allows you to build strong mechanical skills while supporting crews that maintain our essential fleet in Adams County. You will solve problems, work with many types of machinery, and take pride in helping your team succeed. Apply today to join a workplace where your skills and effort truly matter!

Requirements

Successful completion of the commonwealth’s Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic Trainee program (Commonwealth job title or equivalent Federal Government job title, as determined by the Office of Administration)
Two years of journey level mechanic experience in the diagnosis and repair of automobiles, heavy trucks, or construction equipment, which includes one year of experience in the diagnosis and repair of diesel vehicles or equipment
An equivalent combination of experience and training
Possession of an active Class A or Class B Commercial Driver’s License and any endorsements necessary to operate specific vehicles or equipment
Possession of an active Medical Examiner’s Certificate in accordance with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Regulations on the first day of employment
An active Pennsylvania Class 7 Inspection Mechanic Certification on the first day of employment
Ability to obtain a tanker endorsement within the probationary period
Ability to perform essential job functions

Nice To Haves

Employees may be required to obtain and maintain CDL endorsements and certifications necessary to operate specific pieces of equipment.

Responsibilities

Inspect and repair engines, transmissions, brakes, and mechanical systems on vehicles and construction equipment
Carry out routine maintenance, diagnostics, tune ups, and adjustments to keep equipment in good working order
Conduct official safety and emissions inspections and complete required documentation
Use diagnostic tools and repair equipment to identify problems and replace worn or damaged parts
Follow safety procedures, report hazards, and maintain a clean and safe work area
Assist other mechanics, share repair techniques, and help maintain accurate equipment records