Fleet Mechanic

CLI Services•Denver, CO

About The Position

CLI Services is seeking an experienced Fleet Mechanic to serve as its primary and only in-house mechanic. The mechanic will work closely with the Fleet Equipment Manager to maintain, repair, and keep company vehicles and equipment safe and ready for field crews. The role involves independently managing daily work and repair priorities, troubleshooting issues, determining when outside service is needed, and communicating about delays, additional repairs, and parts. This is an opportunity to take ownership of day-to-day fleet maintenance and build a long-term position with Colorado Lighting. CLI-SERVICES, founded in 1977, provides lighting and electrical services, including sustainable, energy-efficient solutions from consultation through installation and recycling. The company emphasizes customer service and long-term customer relationships.

Requirements

Previous automotive, fleet, diesel, or equipment repair experience.
Ability to diagnose problems rather than simply replace parts.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple repair priorities.
Ownership of assigned work and follow-through to completion.
Understanding of preventative maintenance and the importance of keeping fleet equipment ready for service.
Strong communication with management regarding delays, additional repairs, or parts needed.
Ability to safely operate and move company vehicles and equipment.
Own basic mechanic tools.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
Dependable and aware that field crews rely on the fleet department to keep them working.
Ability to meet the described physical demands, including lifting up to 50 pounds, climbing, and working in confined spaces.

Responsibilities

Perform preventative maintenance and repairs on company vehicles and equipment.
Diagnose mechanical, electrical, brake, suspension, cooling, starting, charging, and other vehicle issues.
Complete oil changes, brake work, battery and tire work, inspections, and general fleet maintenance.
Coordinate with the Fleet Manager to prioritize repairs and keep vehicles available for field crews.
Maintain and repair service trucks, pickups, vans, trailers, and other company equipment.
Troubleshoot equipment issues and determine whether repairs should be completed in-house or sent to an outside vendor.
Identify and order parts needed for repairs.
Keep accurate records of repairs, preventative maintenance, parts, and completed work.
Communicate promptly when repairs will take longer than expected or additional parts are needed.
Keep the shop, tools, and work areas organized and safe.
Assist with emergency repairs when equipment goes down unexpectedly.
Identify recurring vehicle or equipment issues before they become larger problems.