Fleet Mobile Mechanic

Galveston County Health District•Texas, TX

About The Position

Galveston County Health District is seeking an experienced Fleet Mobile Mechanic to support the Galveston Area Ambulance Authority (GAAA). This hands-on role is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing fleet vehicles and equipment to help ensure safe, reliable operations. The mechanic performs preventive maintenance, coordinates repairs with service vendors, and maintains accurate fleet records to support operational readiness. The position supports fleet safety, vendor coordination, and emergency response activities. It may require responding to on-call needs and working evenings or weekends as necessary. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Five or more years of work-related mechanical experience.
Two or more years of experience working with multiple vehicle manufacturers, such as Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet, and Toyota.
Experience repairing gasoline- and diesel-powered engines, vehicles, trailers, and related equipment.
Experience with vehicle preventive maintenance, including lubrication and oil changes.
Ability to diagnose and repair vehicle systems and operate fleet vehicles and diagnostic equipment.
Valid Texas driver’s license appropriate for the vehicles or equipment operated.
Strong organizational, customer service, communication, and Microsoft Office skills.
Ability to work independently, respond to on-call needs, and work evenings or weekends as necessary.
Must meet immunization, ICS training, background check, and drug/alcohol screening requirements.

Nice To Haves

Car porter experience preferred.
Fleet experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Inspect, diagnose, service, and repair GAAA fleet vehicles and equipment, including gasoline- and diesel-powered engines.
Perform preventive maintenance, oil changes, lubrication, brake inspections, and routine vehicle repairs.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, cooling, fuel, exhaust, transmission, and electronic control systems.
Coordinate vehicle repairs with service shops, vendors, field supervisors, and EMS leadership.
Monitor vehicle safety, maintenance schedules, recalls, inspections, and warranties.
Maintain accurate repair logs, maintenance files, fleet databases, and equipment dashboards.
Review pre-trip inspections, prioritize repair needs, and coordinate vehicle transportation to repair facilities.
Perform wiring repairs and install vehicle trackers as needed.
Support fleet safety, vendor coordination, and emergency response activities; perform other duties as assigned.