Mechanic II - 1st Shift

GoTriangle•Durham, NC

About The Position

This position performs mechanical diagnosis and repair on the full range of vehicles owned by GoTriangle. Mechanic II performs all of the tasks of the Mechanic I but spends less time in preventive maintenance and campaigns. The Mechanic II performs the more complex diagnostic, fabrication, repair and overhauling work. This work requires a broader scope and greater depth of knowledge and skill in a wide variety of functions and subjects, particularly the theory of mechanical and electronic functions. This position reports to a Maintenance Supervisor.

Requirements

Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university.
Three years total related experience with experience as a journey mechanic on a variety of gasoline and diesel equipment.
Must be able to report to work during Adverse Weather conditions.
Must have a good driving record and have or be able to obtain a class B Commercial Driver's License with a passenger endorsement.
Must be able to meet the Department of Transportation's physical requirements and maintain a valid DOT card.
Strong analytical/diagnostic skills.
Certification in servicing motor vehicle A/C in accordance with Section 609 of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
Certification in performing both Safety and Emission Inspections in accordance with the State of NC Division of Motor Vehicle Regulations.
Proficient in the use of a full range of mechanic tools and equipment such as steam cleaner, jumper cables, battery booster, hydraulic jack, hoist, creeper, diagnostic and repair equipment, tune-up machine, hydraulic press, vacuum pump, leak detector, electrical circuitry tester, metal machine lathe, A/C recovery machine, arbor press, forklift, welder, cutting tor.
An equivalent combination of related education and experience may be substituted for the above stated minimums excluding High School Diploma, GED, Licenses, or Certifications.

Responsibilities

Diagnoses mechanical bus and specially equipped van problems in the areas of mechanical, pneumatic, HVAC, and hydraulic systems controlled by specialized electronic and computerized systems.
Repairs problems on virtually any company vehicles including air brakes, transmissions, engines, electronic controls including engine and transmission electronic controls, electronic fare boxes, steering systems, HVAC systems, differentials, 12- and 24-volt electrical systems, electronic head signs, pneumatic lifts, doors, seats, and even windows.
Fabricates parts such as frames, brackets, braces and linkages from metal; Welds and shapes as needed.
Recommends whether to rebuild or order a new part based on cost efficiency and service history.
Repairs simple to complex malfunctions, such as those involving automatic transmissions, electronic controls and computer integrated hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Determines task assignments, specific parts to use, and evaluates the work of a helper.
Responds to road calls. Diagnoses the problem, determines parts and repairs needed, decides whether to deadline the vehicle, and, if possible, repair the vehicle at the breakdown site.
Determines whether a vehicle is unsafe for use and if it needs to be deadlines.
Researches vehicle service manuals for information on maintenance and repair.
Continuously upgrades technical knowledge and skills to stay current on changes that occur each year.
Updates the vehicle's service records.
Remains fully knowledgeable of and maintains compliance with all Safety rules and regulations.
Ensures proper safety tools and equipment are used at all times and reports Safety hazards and/or violations.
Other duties as assigned.