Mechanic Garage I

TECO Energy•Tampa, FL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Garage Mechanic I, II, & III (GM I, II, & III) is a multi-level classification progression responsible for performing all phases of repair, service and/or fabrication on Tampa Electric Company’s fleet and equipment. The complexity of tasks performed varies based on prescribed classification level (see IBEW Intent Book for representative duties by classification). The scope of this position shall include those responsibilities defined in Exhibit “A” of the IBEW Collective Bargaining Agreement and/or the IBEW Intent Book where the position is at a lesser rate of pay.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent.
Commercial Driver License Class A (general knowledge, air brakes, tankers, and combination vehicle) with X endorsement required.
Certain Tampa Electric specific and national certifications are required for this position, refer to the IBEW Intent Book.
See IBEW Collective Bargaining Agreement and Intent Book.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Required: See IBEW Collective Bargaining Agreement and Intent Book.
Preferred: Physical Requirements : (Percentage of time in an average 8-hour day performing each of the following tasks) Sitting 10% Bending 15% Lifting 10% Stooping 5% Standing 35% Climbing 8% Reaching 15% Typing 2%
Lifting Requirements : (Assistance may be used if needed to perform safely) 10 lbs. or less 55% 30 lbs. to 40 lbs. 5% 10 lbs. to 20 lbs. 20% 40 lbs. to 50 lbs. 5% 20 lbs. to 30 lbs. 10% 50 lbs. and over 5%

Responsibilities

Perform troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairs to Tampa Electric Company’s light vehicles, heavy-duty truck, and heavy-equipment fleet which includes gasoline engines, diesel engines, drive train, brakes, suspension & steering, electrical/electronic systems.
Perform automotive and heavy equipment troubleshooting and repairs in engine repair, automatic transmission & transaxle, manual drive train and axles, suspension & steering, brakes, electrical/ electronic systems, heating & air conditioning and engine performance.
Perform vehicle and non-vehicle welding and/or fabrication.
Perform all phases of troubleshooting and repairs to mobile hydraulic equipment and/or systems (aerial lifts, digger derricks, and cranes, etc.).
Perform all phases of troubleshooting and repairs to construction equipment (bull dozers, front-end loaders, etc.).
Perform preventative maintenance routines on vehicular and non-vehicular equipment.
Complete all work in line with job-related Safe Work Practices, work rules, and regulatory/environmental requirements.