Diagnose, repair, inspect, and maintain motorized and mechanical equipment related to construction, highway maintenance, grounds, and automotive work in varied locations. The role includes diagnosing failures with electronic testing equipment, repair manuals, and online resources; recommending outsourcing for major repairs when needed; and preparing equipment for emergency operations, including making on-the-road repairs to reduce downtime. The technician performs repairs and overhauls on automobiles, equipment, and tools, including engines, transmissions, driveline components, electrical and computer systems, fuel injection systems, HVAC systems, hydraulic systems, pneumatic components, and air brakes. Other duties include preventive maintenance, Virginia State Police safety inspections, and designing, fabricating, modifying, and welding components. The position also requires preparing and maintaining maintenance and repair documentation, entering and closing work orders in a computer system, recording time and leave, preparing parts requests, and completing warranty paperwork. The technician may coach and instruct others in diagnostic and repair techniques and equipment operation. VDOT employees must abide by VDOT’s Code of Ethics and the Commonwealth’s Standards of Conduct. Pre-employment screenings may include a fingerprint-based criminal history background check, DMV record check, work history verification, references, a pre-employment physical, and a drug screen.
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Job Type
Full-time
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