State of Kansas-posted 25 days ago
$22 - $23/Yr
Part-time • Senior
Shawnee, KS
1-10 employees
Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support

Position Summary: Runs vehicles, assists other equipment mechanics, assists mechanical operations manager with inventory, checks in-coming vehicles and new vehicles for damage, builds new vehicle component parts, wires fuse blocks, prepares consoles, installs TVI bumpers, utilizes the vinyl cutter, and applies decals. Maintains cleanliness of the shop and personal work areas by disposing of trash, sweeping, mopping and performing other tasks necessary. Maintains shop records, work orders and parts orders, as necessary. Abides by all shop safety rules and ensures all shop equipment is kept clean and in good working condition. Completes special projects and performs other duties as assigned. Assists other employees in their work unit as needed. Builds new vehicles by installing necessary equipment to prepare them for issue. This is accomplished by determining and gathering the parts/equipment needing to be installed and installing that equipment. Troubleshoots, adjusts and aligns parts and system components, fitting where necessary to ensure satisfactory operation of interrelated systems. Performs inspection and drives vehicles to ensure proper performance. May act as a teacher and/or trainer to improve the vehicle operator's knowledge of the operation of their vehicle and equipment and preventives maintenance. Diagnoses mechanical or electrical problems or failures to determine the exact nature and extent of repairs needed by utilizing specialized testing equipment, such as engine analyzers, test benches, pressure gauges, voltmeters, dial indicators, micrometers, etc. and performs visual and auditory checks. Performs inspections and drives vehicle to ensure proper performance. Performs a wide range of repairs and troubleshooting on all vehicles. Salvages wrecked vehicles to retrieve Patrol owned parts and equipment that are interchangeable with other vehicles. Utilizes gas and electric welding equipment, painting or other related skills to complete necessary repairs. Operates the agency's flatbed recovery tow truck to travel throughout the state to recover wrecked or disabled vehicles to the fleet shop.

  • Runs vehicles
  • Assists other equipment mechanics
  • Assists mechanical operations manager with inventory
  • Checks in-coming vehicles and new vehicles for damage
  • Builds new vehicle component parts
  • Wires fuse blocks
  • Prepares consoles
  • Installs TVI bumpers
  • Utilizes the vinyl cutter
  • Applies decals
  • Maintains cleanliness of the shop and personal work areas by disposing of trash, sweeping, mopping and performing other tasks necessary
  • Maintains shop records, work orders and parts orders, as necessary
  • Abides by all shop safety rules and ensures all shop equipment is kept clean and in good working condition
  • Completes special projects and performs other duties as assigned
  • Assists other employees in their work unit as needed
  • Builds new vehicles by installing necessary equipment to prepare them for issue
  • Troubleshoots, adjusts and aligns parts and system components, fitting where necessary to ensure satisfactory operation of interrelated systems
  • Performs inspection and drives vehicles to ensure proper performance
  • May act as a teacher and/or trainer to improve the vehicle operator's knowledge of the operation of their vehicle and equipment and preventives maintenance
  • Diagnoses mechanical or electrical problems or failures to determine the exact nature and extent of repairs needed by utilizing specialized testing equipment, such as engine analyzers, test benches, pressure gauges, voltmeters, dial indicators, micrometers, etc. and performs visual and auditory checks
  • Performs inspections and drives vehicle to ensure proper performance
  • Performs a wide range of repairs and troubleshooting on all vehicles
  • Salvages wrecked vehicles to retrieve Patrol owned parts and equipment that are interchangeable with other vehicles
  • Utilizes gas and electric welding equipment, painting or other related skills to complete necessary repairs
  • Operates the agency's flatbed recovery tow truck to travel throughout the state to recover wrecked or disabled vehicles to the fleet shop
  • High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
  • Valid Driver's License.
  • Ability to communicate orally and in writing with all levels of agency personnel, the public and other law enforcement personnel
  • Establish and maintain effective working relationships
  • Read, comprehend, and apply an understanding of repair manuals and diagrams.
  • One year of experience in automotive and/or diesel mechanics to meet the needs of the agency.
  • Must be able to lift 75 lbs.
  • Capable of inspecting vehicles and detecting visible and/or audible defects when evaluating it's condition
  • Able to bend, stretch, twist, squat, stoop, push, pull or reach with body, arms and/or legs, and get in and out of vehicles.
  • Must submit to an extensive background investigation
  • Persons applying for positions with KHP will be subject to background investigation, fingerprints, and/or drug screening.
  • Two years basic automotive mechanical and electrical system knowledge.
  • Comprehensive medical, mental, dental, vision, and additional coverage
  • Sick & Vacation leave
  • Work-Life Balance programs: parental leave, military leave, jury leave, funeral leave
  • Paid State Holidays (designated by the Governor annually)
  • Fitness Centers in select locations
  • Employee discounts with the STAR Program
  • Retirement and deferred compensation programs
  • Kansas Highway Patrol has both KPERS and KP&F eligible positions. If you have retired, you will have a waiting period before you can go back to work for a KPERS/ KP&F employer.
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