Mobile Equipment Servicer

Air Force Materiel Command•Hill AFB, UT

About The Position

This regular full-time Non-appropriated Fund (NAF) position is assigned to the Auto Hobby. The role performs a variety of vehicle-servicing tasks, including lubrication and fluid maintenance, tire repair and replacement, changing brake pads and rotors, and replacing or adjusting vehicle components. The employee identifies major repair needs and refers them to an automotive mechanic. The position includes benefits such as medical, dental, life insurance, retirement, 401(k), and annual and sick leave.

Requirements

Ability to drain and change lubricants in crank cases, differentials, and transmissions.
Knowledge of safety regulations, procedures, and policies, including environmental directives for handling hazardous materials.
Knowledge of equipment common to the trade.
Knowledge of technical practices for removing, replacing, and installing a variety of parts.
Skill in using basic tools common to the trade.
Complete a physical assessment and drug test.
Valid driver's license.
T1 background investigation.
Provide proof of claimed preference or priority eligibility with the application by the closing date, if claiming eligibility.
Meet applicable eligibility and background requirements.
U.S. citizens and non-U.S. nationals must have resided in the U.S. Territory for three or more consecutive years immediately before starting Federal affiliation, or provide a signed memorandum documenting the installation's decision on the residency requirement.
Male applicants born after December 31, 1959, must be registered for Selective Service.
Direct deposit is required.
Satisfactorily complete an E-Verify check.
Satisfy pre-employment requirements before entrance on duty.
Provide a REAL ID or an authorized combination of source identity documents to facilitate installation access.

Responsibilities

Drain and change lubricants in crank cases, differentials, and transmissions; lubricate vehicles and replace oil and air filters.
Check fluid levels in braking systems and power steering reservoirs.
Replace accessories such as rear-view mirrors.
Rotate, replace, and/or repair tube and tubeless tires using a plugger or hot or cold patch.
Change brake pads and rotors.
Check components such as spark plugs, wires, rotors, fan belts, tail pipes, mufflers, and hoses; adjust or replace these items as needed.
Refer observed needs for major repairs to an automotive mechanic for determination of repairs.
Use limited test equipment, such as a battery cell tester and battery hydrometer.
Use hand tools necessary to complete work assignments.
Maintain records and inventory of issued supplies, such as oil and other lubricants.
Perform other related duties as assigned.