Mechanic 2 (4965-50)

Hamilton County, Ohio•Cincinnati, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Mechanic 2 diagnoses, adjusts, repairs, and maintains County vehicles and equipment, including gas-, diesel-, and propane-powered engines. The role performs maintenance and major mechanical repairs, fabricates or modifies parts, operates diagnostic and repair equipment, responds to road-call emergencies, and maintains detailed repair, maintenance, fuel-use, and time records. The Mechanic 2 also oversees the work of mechanics and maintains supplies needed for repairs.

Requirements

Associate's degree from an accredited college, university, or technical training institute, with major coursework in Automotive Technology, Automotive Technician, Automotive Maintenance and Repair, Diesel Technician, or a closely related field, and two years of work experience performing equipment and vehicle maintenance and repair; or an equivalent combination of education, experience, and training providing the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
Possess a valid driver's license issued by the state of residency and remain insurable under the County's vehicle insurance policy.
Possess, or be able to obtain within the first 90 calendar days of appointment, a valid Class A commercial driver's license issued by the state of residency.
Knowledge of mechanical maintenance; heavy- and medium-duty equipment maintenance and repair; vehicle maintenance and repair; proper lifting techniques; two-way radio operation; and relevant County and departmental goals, policies, and procedures.
Skills in welding, soldering, motor vehicle operation, use of bench and hand tools, and operation of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment.
Ability to interpret technical materials; address problems involving several variables in familiar contexts; accurately read, copy, and record figures; perform basic arithmetic; complete routine forms; communicate effectively; maintain effective working relationships; perform heavy manual labor; and travel to and access worksites.
Typing, data entry, word processing, computer operation, and use of computer programs such as Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Perform maintenance and major mechanical repairs on County vehicles and equipment, including gas-, diesel-, and propane-powered engines and their engine, hydraulic, brake, and exhaust systems.
Fabricate or modify parts needed to perform repairs, including brackets, hinges, and special tools.
Use test equipment or consult vehicle operators to locate mechanical problems.
Use hand and electric tools to perform repairs.
Operate an overhead crane to remove and replace parts and supplies.
Operate a pickup truck and wrecker.
Perform repairs on vehicles and equipment during road-call emergencies.
Pick up supplies and equipment needed for repairs and maintenance.
Maintain records of equipment repairs and maintenance, including service dates and parts replaced.
Record daily fuel use and complete mechanics' timesheets recording hours worked.
Oversee the work of mechanics.
Maintain adequate supplies of parts and materials for maintenance and repair.
Weld cracked or broken metal parts and appendages on equipment and vehicles.
Attend meetings, serve on committees, and attend training and seminars as directed.

Benefits

11 paid holidays
Accrual of paid vacation and sick time beginning immediately
Earned personal days
Paid parental leave
Ohio Public Employee Retirement System, including a 14% employer contribution and a defined benefit option
Medical, HRA, dental, and vision benefits
Employer-paid life insurance
Long-term disability
Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility
Free on-site parking
Wellness incentives
Employee Assistance Program
Access to free medical and prescription services through Marathon Health
Behavioral and mental health resources