Mechanic Second Class

Capital Area Transportation Authority•Lansing, MI

12h

About The Position

Inspection, diagnosis and make repairs both major and minor to all types of equipment and their components, including the duties of a Mechanic Helper, Utility and in the following areas: Suspension – air spring, hydraulic Pneumatic Systems – brakes, steering, accessories Hydraulic Systems – Brakes, Steering, Accessories Electrical Systems – starting and charging Ignition, Gas tune-up, Scope Analysis Chassis Wiring and Accessories Heating and Air Conditioning Installation and Removal of Fareboxes Welding – general knowledge and basic application Minor body work and panel replacement Installation and removal of Information Technology (I.T.) and electronic hardware. The candidate may also direct, in a training capacity, the activities of a Mechanic Helper when requested by management. The candidate must provide a complete set of tools to efficiently perform the job described. This includes a complete set of mechanic’s tools (excluding special tools) up through 1¼ inch size wrenches and sockets, including metric tools required to do the job up to 20 mm. Reports To: Maintenance Supervisor This job description is stated in general terms and does not describe all duties which may be assigned or required.

Requirements

Must submit a driving record from the State of Michigan for at least five (5) years prior to application and have no current points.
Possess and maintain a valid driver’s license from the State of Michigan.
Must possess a Michigan Chauffeur based “BP” temporary instruction CDL permit (T.I.P.) prior to hire date.
Must possess a valid State of Michigan Group B Commercial Driver License with Passenger and Air Brake Endorsement within 90 days of hire.
Must possess three (3) State of Michigan certifications.
Must be able to pass a written qualification test administered by CATA with a passing score of 70% or higher prior to the date of hire.
Must be able to obtain an Industrial Forklift permit within 30 days of employment.
CATA does operate 7 days a week, and you are expected to be available to work any shift. This is not seasonal or on-call work.
Able to read and speak English with comprehension and follow procedures and policies.
Very neat appearance.
Consistently provide prompt, courteous, and appropriate service to the public.
Must be able to pass a physical examination, vision screening, and drug screen administered by a physician designated by the Capital Area Transportation Authority.
Punctual and reliable attendance as necessary to meet ongoing service requirements for public transportation.
Must provide a complete set of tools to efficiently perform the job described. This includes a complete set of mechanic’s tools (excluding special tools) up through 1¼ inch size wrenches and sockets, including metric tools required to do the job up to 20 mm.

Responsibilities

Inspection, diagnosis and make repairs both major and minor to all types of equipment and their components
Suspension – air spring, hydraulic
Pneumatic Systems – brakes, steering, accessories
Hydraulic Systems – Brakes, Steering, Accessories
Electrical Systems – starting and charging
Ignition, Gas tune-up, Scope Analysis
Chassis Wiring and Accessories
Heating and Air Conditioning
Installation and Removal of Fareboxes
Welding – general knowledge and basic application
Minor body work and panel replacement
Installation and removal of Information Technology (I.T.) and electronic hardware.
Direct, in a training capacity, the activities of a Mechanic Helper when requested by management.