Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic
About The Position
The Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic maintains and repairs a wide variety of vehicles and equipment used by the Department of Transportation. Duties include repairing and overhauling vehicles and construction equipment, including engines, transmissions, and electrical components; performing scheduled maintenance, diagnostics, tune-ups, and adjustments; completing official safety and emissions inspections and documenting records; identifying mechanical problems with diagnostic tools and determining repair methods; maintaining a clean, safe work area and following safety procedures; and making routine field adjustments and minor repairs while demonstrating repair techniques to other employees. This is a full-time, onsite position. The regular schedule is 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday, with a 30-minute lunch. Shifts may vary seasonally, due to weather, and based on operational needs. Telework is not available. New Commonwealth employees will start at an annual salary of $56,607 before taxes. Candidates must meet one of the listed experience and training pathways and possess the required active Pennsylvania commercial driver’s license, inspection mechanic certification, and Medical Examiner’s Certificate on the first day of employment. Employees must also pass the Department of Transportation’s New Mechanic Training course during the probationary period and be able to perform essential job functions.
Requirements
- Successful completion of the Commonwealth’s Diesel and Construction Equipment Mechanic Trainee program, or an equivalent Federal Government job title as determined by the Office of Administration; or two years of journey-level mechanic experience diagnosing and repairing automobiles, heavy trucks, or construction equipment, including one year diagnosing and repairing diesel vehicles or equipment; or an equivalent combination of experience and training.
- Active Pennsylvania Class B Commercial Driver’s License with the Air Brake Restriction (L) and Manual Transmission Restriction (E) removed, or equivalent.
- Active Pennsylvania Class 1, Class 4, or Class 7 Inspection Mechanic Certification on the first day of employment.
- Active Medical Examiner’s Certificate in accordance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Regulations on the first day of employment.
- Pass the Department of Transportation’s New Mechanic Training course during the probationary period.
- Ability to perform essential job functions.
Responsibilities
- Repair and overhaul vehicles and construction equipment, including engines, transmissions, and electrical components.
- Perform scheduled maintenance, diagnostics, tune-ups, and adjustments on vehicle systems and equipment.
- Complete official safety and emissions inspections, perform needed repairs, and document records.
- Identify mechanical problems using diagnostic tools and determine appropriate repair methods.
- Maintain a clean and safe work area, follow safety procedures, and report injuries or hazards.
- Make routine adjustments and minor repairs in the field.
- Demonstrate repair techniques to other employees.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
