Fleet Service Worker - Limited Duration

City of Eugene•Eugene, OR

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Fleet Service Workers perform routine preventative maintenance and general repair on City-owned vehicles and equipment, including automobiles, hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs), construction equipment, emergency response vehicles, medium/heavy-duty trucks, and small specialized equipment. This classification also performs comprehensive tire service work, including inspection, repair, replacement, and balancing of light, medium, and heavy-duty tires. Fleet Service Workers may assist with complex repairs under the direction of senior staff. This is an entry-level classification distinguished by limited experience working on complex systems found in modern fleet vehicles, including electronic control systems, high-voltage hybrid/EV systems, advanced diagnostics, and heavy-duty tire service procedures. This Limited Duration position could last up to 24 months per business need. Limited Duration employees are at-will and do not have a probationary period; they accrue no seniority, have no bumping or layoff provisions, and have no discipline or discharge rights.

Requirements

Methods of repair and maintenance for modern automotive, heavy-duty, hybrid, and electric vehicles.
Tire construction, load ratings, repair standards, and balancing procedures for light, medium, and heavy-duty tires.
Basic computer skills, including use of fleet management systems and diagnostic software.
Shop safety practices, including proper use of tire service equipment and introductory awareness of high-voltage EV safety protocols.
Enter and retrieve data using fleet management software.
Diagnose basic mechanical, electrical, and tire-related issues on modern fleet vehicles.
Follow repair procedures and meet established time and quality standards.
Prioritize work, interpret service requests, and maintain accurate documentation.
Work collaboratively with coworkers and customers.
Follow shop safety rules, including EV/hybrid safety precautions and tire service safety procedures.
Operate diagnostic tools, scan tools, tire machines, balancing equipment, and related shop equipment.
Research standard repair times and service procedures using electronic service information systems.
Perform mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and tire service repairs as experience grows.
Use diagnostic tools to perform basic system scans, read fault codes, and support senior technicians during more advanced diagnostics.
Meet or exceed repair and service time standards consistent with industry expectations.
One year of experience in preventative maintenance or repair of automotive, medium/heavy-duty, hybrid, or electric vehicles and equipment; experience with tire service on light, medium, or heavy-duty vehicles is desirable.
Two years of specialized training in automotive and/or heavy equipment repair from an accredited trade school or college. Training involving hybrid or electric vehicle fundamentals preferred.
A valid Oregon Class A driver’s license [or, the ability to obtain within 12 months]; must pass driving records check and, if hired, maintain a driving record that meets the City’s standard. Oregon law requires that an out-of-state license holder must obtain a valid Oregon license (with appropriate endorsements) within 30 days of becoming domiciled in the state (ORS 803.355).
At least one ASE certification within 12 months.
Must pass police background check, physical assessment, and drug test.

Nice To Haves

EV/Hybrid Safety Level 1 or equivalent industry training preferred.

Responsibilities

Performs general repair and service on heavy, medium, and light-duty vehicles and equipment, including gasoline, diesel, hybrid, alternative-fuel, and fully electric powertrains.
Reviews service requests, documents completed work in electronic fleet management systems, and updates maintenance records.
Performs basic and routine services such as oil and filter changes, fluid service, battery service (including 12-volt hybrid/EV systems), tire replacement and balancing, light mechanical adjustments, and shop support duties.
Performs tire service on light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles, including: – Tire inspection for wear, damage, alignment-related issues, and leaks – Removal, installation, repair, and replacement of tires and tire assemblies – Balancing of tires using electronic balancing equipment – Repair of tubeless and tube-type tires in accordance with industry standards – Identification of tire-related safety issues and reporting of major defects to senior staff
Performs scheduled preventative maintenance inspections on modern vehicles and equipment, including inspection of: – Brakes (including ABS) – Engines (gas, diesel, hybrid engines, and basic EV components) – Transmissions, axles, driveline systems – Hydraulics and electronic controls – Cooling systems, HVAC, and battery thermal management – Electrical, lighting, and accessory systems – Tire and wheel assemblies, valve stems, and TPMS-related components
Performs minor electrical diagnosis and repairs, including basic work related to CAN networks, wiring, sensors, and auxiliary EV/hybrid systems.
Identifies issues requiring advanced diagnostics or high-voltage system work and reports these to the Lead Fleet Service Technician or senior staff.
Supports maintenance of light EV-specific components such as cabin air filters, coolant loops, low-voltage wiring, and electronic accessories (non-high voltage).
Operates tire machines, heavy-duty tire tools, wheel balancers, lifts, jacks, hand tools, air tools, diagnostic scan tools, and safety equipment.
Picks up parts, transports vehicles, performs off-site fuel deliveries, washes vehicles, and performs related support duties.
Assists with inventory, oil sampling, seasonal service programs, and general shop facility upkeep.
Supports and respects diversity and teamwork in the workplace.
Performs related duties as assigned.