Lead Mechanic, Equipment Operator/Laborer (CDL Required)

Skyway Concession Company•Chicago, IL

5d•$37 - $39•Hybrid

About The Position

The Lead Mechanic/Equipment Operator Labor (LM/EOL) is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing heavy equipment and vehicles used in toll operations and emergency response. This is a safety-sensitive position subject to DOT regulations, including mandatory drug and alcohol testing in accordance with 49 CFR Part 40. The LM/EOL diagnoses the nature of malfunctions of various types of automobiles, vans, light duty trucks, heavy equipment and other related equipment. Employee determines the type and extent of repair necessary and performs work as required. Employee reports directly and is accountable to the Roadway Supervisors. Equipment Operator Laborer Duties are performed a=on an as need basis and/or when no mechanical work is needed to be performed.

Requirements

High school diploma/ GED
Extensive knowledge of automobile, truck and heavy equipment functions, systems and repairs.
Extensive knowledge of auto, truck and heavy equipment repair procedures and repair materials and tools used in auto repair.
Practical knowledge of appropriate safety precautions.
Ability to use sophisticated electronic diagnostic equipment, repair manuals and parts catalogues.
Ability to use suspension alignment equipment.
Ability to trouble shoot electrical problems.
Ability to communicate with parts stores when calling on parts.
Must always maintain a clean and organized work area.
Microsoft Excel and basic office computer skills.
Ability to effectively use SCC applicable systems and tools to carry out responsibilities
Strong communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills
Demonstrated dependability, integrity, and commitment to safety
Possess a positive attitude, team player and willing to learn new ideas and ways of doing things.
Possess CDL class B at a minimum with air brake endorsement
Knowledge of equipment and ability to obtain knowledge of roadway activities to be performed on an as-needed basis and/or emergencies.

Nice To Haves

Advanced education, training, or professional certifications
Additional experience or specialized skills beyond the minimum requirements
Advanced training and competencies that enhance job performance.
Experience with process improvement, cross-functional collaboration, or industry-specific tools

Responsibilities

Required to work 12-hour shifts if required
Required to be on-call and available during snow events.
Required to make road calls for emergency repairs.
Required to do gas and electric welding.
Diagnose automotive, truck and heavy equipment malfunctions.
Maintain inventory control and other records.
Monthly Dip stick fluids to determine monthly usage
Complete engine, transmission or front suspension overhaul.
Replace or repairs major engine, transmission, differential, suspension or electrical components.
Perform routine preventative work.
Install automobile, truck and heavy equipment accessories, such as oil and air filters, windshield wiper blades, fan belts, and batteries.
Modifies equipment for additional equipment to be used.
Perform diagnosis of mechanical or electrical breakdowns and makes necessary adjustments and repairs such as replacing fuel pumps, replacing gaskets, replacing exhaust system, repairing or replacing brake drums, linings, and brake fluid, etc.
Maintain service records for work completed.
Perform work directly related to that of an Equipment Operator / Laborer as required, which includes but is not limited to, snow removal, pothole patching, crack sealing, mowing, trash removal and other maintenance related duties.
Perform other duties as required.
Work closely with Vendors
Order parts through concur
Work closely with Administrative Assistant with the ordering/receiving of parts
Must possess own tool that are not covered by SCC
Works closely with secondary mechanic to assure that all work is performed correctly
Other duties as assigned by management