Performs progressively responsible mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of diesel- and gasoline-powered on- and off-highway vehicles and equipment. The career ladder ranges from semi-skilled work with assistance or independent assignments at Level I, to skilled diagnosis, repair and overhaul at Level II, and journeyman-level work with occasional oversight of others at Level III. Fleet Technician III - Pay Grade 15 Performs skilled journeyman-level mechanical work across the entire maintenance spectrum, including diagnosis, repair and overhaul of rubber-tired and tracked vehicles, including equipment with hydraulically powered work mechanisms. Troubleshoots, disassembles, repairs and reassembles components of all sizes and types; performs preventive maintenance and may change tires. Uses hand tools, air-driven power tools and related shop equipment; efficiently operates various types of welding equipment and oxygen/acetylene torch for heating and cutting metal. Performs shop and field repairs and emergency road service during and beyond routine business hours when required. Completes required records, maintains a clean work area, may occasionally oversee the work of others and may be required to demonstrate proficiency with modern diagnostic equipment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED