Emergency Vehicle Technician

City of Tucson•Tucson, AZ

9d•$19 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

The Emergency Vehicle Technician position at the City of Tucson’s Fire Department is responsible for detailed and complex journey level service on fire apparatus, ambulances, and fire support equipment based on Tucson Fire Department policies, manufacturer requirements, and applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. Work is performed under the supervision of an Emergency Vehicle Technician Supervisor. This position does not supervise. Work schedule may include shift work and on-call status as required, including weekends and holidays.

Requirements

6 months post High School
4 years recent relevant experience, performing maintenance and repairs on class 3 or higher vehicles, or equivalent equipment
Valid and Unrestricted Class B CDL, with tanker endorsement
Ability to lift equipment and materials of up to 75lbs.
Section 609 Air Conditioning Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling certification within 30 days of hire.
A City of Tucson Forklift Operator certification within 60 days of hire.
Continued education and renewal
Ability to read, write, communicate, and follow oral and written instructions in the English language
Have a rollaway toolbox with a full set of tools required to perform journey level maintenance and repairs on a Class 3 – 8 vehicles.

Nice To Haves

Strong background in 12-volt electrical systems, multiplex systems, Class 3-8 air brake systems, diesel engines, automatic transmissions, Hydraulic systems, pneumatic, A/C systems, welding and fabrication experience, ASE Master Auto Technician, ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck Technician, Master EVT Ambulance Technician, and Master EVT Apparatus Technician.

Responsibilities

Performs preventive maintenance, inspections and repairs on specialized fire apparatus, ambulances, forklifts, trailers, and support equipment.
Services systems such as diesel engines, automatic transmissions, fire pumps, aerial devices, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, air and hydraulic brakes, air conditioning, steering, and suspensions.
Performs any routine preventive maintenance work such as changing oils, lubrications and inspections.
Uses any other equipment such as hydraulic hoists and overhead crane.
Performs troubleshooting and diagnoses electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and computerized vehicle components and systems.
Conducts road tests to evaluate vehicle performance and identify issues.
Interprets and applies information from technical manuals, web sites, system flows to diagnose and resolve issues.
Drives vehicles and performs quality control checks when required.
Prepares and maintains accurate records of work performed, and parts used on a fleet maintenance computer system.
Maintains established safety standards; ensures a clean and organized work environment.
Attends department meetings, OEM trainings, vendor trainings, and unit predelivery inspections.
Proficient at reading and using micrometers, dial calipers, torque wrenches, tape measures, service and repair manuals, and electrical wiring diagrams.
Performs all other duties and tasks as assigned.