Auto Mechanic, Fleet Operations

Philadelphia Gas Works•Philadelphia, PA

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About The Position

The Fleet Auto Mechanic performs maintenance, repairs, diagnostics, inspections, and road service for fleet vehicles. Duties include removing and installing engines, rears, transmissions, and clutches; repairing and adjusting brakes; repairing or replacing wiring, distributors, and generators; aligning front-end assemblies; replacing radiators and springs; tuning engines; servicing tires and tire chains; and diagnosing ignition systems. The mechanic uses hand and power tools, precision gauges, electrical instruments, and computers for equipment updates and email, and assists an Equipment Mechanic and/or Working Foreman. The role also includes diagnosing road breakdowns, making necessary repairs, performing state safety and emissions inspections and preventive maintenance inspections, answering calls when necessary, and performing other related duties as assigned. This is a full-time union position with rotational shifts that include nights, weekends, and holidays. Work takes place in all weather conditions. Starting pay is $27.495 per hour ($1,099.80 weekly).

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least one year of verifiable on-the-job shop experience.
Current, valid driver's license with a clean record.
Pennsylvania State Emission and Inspection licenses.
Must be able to acquire a Class A Commercial Driver's License within six months of hire.
Commercial drivers must meet medical standards established by federal and state regulations.
Must pass the company entry-level test.

Nice To Haves

Automotive AAS degree or graduation from a vocational/technical automotive program.
Experience with medium- to heavy-duty trucks, van engines, and diesels.

Responsibilities

Remove and install engines, rears, transmissions, and clutches; repair and adjust brakes.
Repair or replace wiring, distributors, and generators; repair and align front-end assemblies; replace radiators and springs; and tune up engines.
Mount and dismount tires and tire chains; repair and diagnose ignition systems.
Use hand and power tools, precision gauges, electrical instruments, and computers for equipment updates and email.
Assist the Equipment Mechanic and/or Working Foreman.
Diagnose road breakdowns and make necessary repairs.
Perform road service as required.
Perform state safety and emissions inspections.
Perform preventive maintenance inspections.
Answer calls when necessary.
Perform other related duties and functions as assigned.