VEWSS Expeditionary Tactical & Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Seventh Dimension•Poca, WV

About The Position

The Expeditionary Tactical & Heavy Equipment Mechanic is responsible for maintaining and repairing NSW tactical, expeditionary, and heavy equipment platforms in shop and field environments. This role supports mission critical readiness by performing intermediate level and field level maintenance on tactical vehicles manufactured by OEMs such as Oshkosh, AM General, Mack, International, and Freightliner. The mechanic operates with minimal supervision and provides cross support to automotive and heavy equipment maintenance efforts based on operational priorities.

Requirements

Must hold an active Secret Security Clearance
Ability to obtain installation access credentials
Valid U.S. driver’s license
U.S. citizenship required
Minimum 5 years at an intermediate or depot level military maintenance facility, or E6–E7 equivalent military experience
Experience maintaining tactical and expeditionary vehicles
Ability to maintain platforms manufactured by Oshkosh, AM General, Mack, International, and Freightliner
Proficiency using Asset Works Fleet Focus or similar maintenance management systems
Certification: ASE certification in diesel engines plus at least one additional heavy truck or tactical vehicle category (ASE requirement may be waived with 5 years as a depot level shop lead mechanic or supervisor)
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds
Standing, bending, kneeling, climbing on vehicles and equipment
Work in motor pool, shop, and field environments
Exposure to noise, fuels, lubricants, exhaust, weather, and rugged terrain

Responsibilities

Perform maintenance and repair on tactical and expeditionary vehicles
Conduct intermediate level and field level repairs with minimal supervision
Diagnose and repair diesel engines, drivetrains, suspension, steering, and braking systems
Support expeditionary and deployed maintenance operations
Cross support automotive and heavy equipment maintenance as required
Perform inspections and corrective actions identified during maintenance cycles
Document labor, parts, and maintenance actions in Fleet Focus
Operate Government vehicles in official performance of duties
Follow NAVFAC P300, P480, OEM guidance, and NSW maintenance standards
Compliance with hazardous material, safety, and facility access procedures
Compliance with drugfree workforce requirements