Mechanic Supervisor 3033976

Dept Of Transportation • Valley City, ND

12d • $6,197 - $6,197 • Onsite

About The Position

The North Dakota Department of Transportation is hiring a Mechanic Supervisor for its Valley City District in Valley City, North Dakota. The supervisor manages the maintenance repair shop, plans and assigns work, oversees daily shop operations, and helps diagnose major mechanical problems. The role helps ensure state-owned vehicles and equipment are ready for service and calls for staff leadership, multitasking, sound decisions in a changing environment, and a vision for the district shop.

Requirements

• Complete a two-year curriculum in automotive or diesel/industrial equipment technology and have at least five years of work experience performing duties similar in scope and complexity to those described.
• A three-year master technology program may substitute for the two-year education requirement and one year of required work experience; alternatively, nine years of similar work experience may substitute for the education requirement.
• Have a valid Class B driver’s license with cargo-tanker endorsement on the first day of work.
• Complete the required interview process, drug test, medical screening, reference check, and driving-record check with current and previous employers within the past three years.

Responsibilities

• Supervise shop staff; set work schedules and prioritize work.
• Handle questions and problems from the public, other state agencies, salespeople, and bookkeepers by telephone and in person.
• Procure parts and materials, including inventory parts, fuel, oil, and parts for equipment not covered by inventory; maintain supplies needed for daily shop operations.
• Monitor vehicle and equipment preventive-maintenance schedules using the Fleet Asset program and schedule required maintenance.
• Complete inventory-control documents, daily timesheets, workers’ compensation forms and reports, accident reports, vehicle work orders, and other necessary forms and reports.
• Coordinate with State Fleet Services about vehicle repairs, including expensive repairs.
• Maintain buildings and grounds, ensuring that building systems and structures are in proper working order and the premises are clean and neat.
• Receive new and used state fleet vehicles, complete required paperwork for new vehicles, and coordinate vehicle trades and dispatches among state agencies.

Benefits

• The State of North Dakota describes its rewards package as supporting team members, their health, and their families; specific benefits are not listed.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Manager
• Education Level: Associate degree