The Vehicle Mechanic will diagnose, analyze and troubleshoot vehicle malfunctions and repair problems. This role involves maintaining and repairing government vehicles, completing maintenance tickets and repair orders in a timely manner, and disposing of waste materials per regulations. The mechanic will stay abreast of the latest technology and installation procedures, inspect, diagnose, and isolate vehicle and equipment malfunctions, and repair all assigned vehicles and equipment to ensure they are safe and dependable. Responsibilities include repairing lighting systems, sirens, wheel bearings, radiators, heating and air-conditioning systems, springs, hydraulic systems, catalytic converters, and fuel pumps. The mechanic will utilize on-board computer diagnostic systems and other test equipment to assess and analyze machinery malfunctions, and interact with customers to keep them informed of vehicle status and needed repairs. Additional duties include inspecting and testing equipment, removing/replacing worn parts, flushing radiators, performing oil changes, checking fluids, diagnosing tread wear, replacing batteries, performing engine tune-ups, and utilizing appropriate techniques for armoring vehicles. The role also involves repairing automotive locks, installing new vehicle equipment, performing State vehicle safety and emission inspections, identifying necessary parts, estimating repair costs, responding to emergency road calls, and road testing vehicles. The mechanic will also respond to emails and telephone calls, and ensure the necessary provision of vehicles and support for customers. All other position-related duties as assigned or requested are also part of the role.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED