Mechanic - Vehicle/Equipment Repair Technician II

State of North Carolina

18d•$37,782 - $66,120•Onsite

About The Position

Keep North Carolina moving safely—one vehicle at a time. The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is seeking a skilled Vehicle/Equipment Repair Technician II (Mechanic) to join the Troop A Garage in Greenville, NC (Pitt County). This position offers the opportunity to apply advanced mechanical expertise in support of critical law enforcement operations that serve communities across the region. This position is responsible for performing routine preventive maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of North Carolina State Highway Patrol (NCSHP) and other State law enforcement vehicles. The position provides a high level of confidence and trust to customers who operate these vehicles on a day-to-day basis, supports uniformed members during special assignments, and maintains a safe, organized work environment to ensure efficient operations.

Requirements

High school diploma OR General Educational Development (GED) diploma AND two (2) years of progressively responsible experience in the automotive technician field. This includes diagnosing and repairing engines, brakes, transmissions, suspension systems, and drive trains; performing preventive maintenance services; and servicing electrical or electronic systems and on-board diagnostics.
OR equivalent combination of education and experience.
An NC Inspector’s License, as outlined under Sections 608 and 609 of the Clean Air Act, must be obtained within twelve (12) months of hire.
Qualified recommended applicant(s) must undergo and successfully pass: Criminal Background Investigation Drug Screening Test

Nice To Haves

Progressive experience performing maintenance and repair on motor vehicles requiring in-depth diagnostic analysis and troubleshooting.
Experience diagnosing electrical and electronic system issues using current manufacturer-approved diagnostic equipment, including systems related to anti-lock braking (ABS), traction control, suspension, steering, lighting, and alignment.
Experience repairing and servicing major vehicle systems, including braking systems, engines, transmissions, drivetrains, and climate control systems.
Experience maintaining and repairing Ford, Chrysler, and/or General Motors (GM) vehicles, including the use of advanced vehicle diagnostic software and electronic control systems.
Experience installing aftermarket equipment on vehicles, including law-enforcement-related equipment, decals, and pin striping.

Responsibilities

Performs preventive maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of NCSHP and other State law enforcement vehicles.
Provides reliable support services to uniformed members, including vehicles used for special assignments.
Promotes confidence and trust with vehicle operators through quality maintenance and repair services.
Maintains a safe and clear work area to support efficient operations.
Performing regular preventive maintenance every 6,000 miles and diagnosing and repairing motor vehicle problems on NCSHP and other state law enforcement vehicles.
Completing warranty repairs on new motor vehicles within the coverage mileage and date, repairing and correcting motor vehicle recalls issued by the manufacturer and verifying repairs by test driving the motor vehicle.
Installing NCSHP equipment on new motor vehicles for issuance to enforcement members and removing equipment from motor vehicles taken out of service.
Installing aftermarket emergency equipment and decals on NCSHP vehicles.
Reading and interpreting Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) manuals and using diagnostic tools to diagnose and determine the best course of action for complex system repairs.
Performing general automotive checks and repair in the following areas: alignment, brakes, climate control systems, drive train, engines, transmission repair and rebuild.
Troubleshooting complex vehicle repairs using the proper tools, resources, equipment and training.
Utilizing a rollback wrecker to transport NCSHP and other agencies' vehicles.
Utilizing specific software programs developed by Ford, GM or Chrysler to troubleshoot routine and complex vehicle repairs.
Identifying problems, determining possible solutions and actively working to resolve issues.
Performing duties while exerting moderate to heavy physical energy, with expectations of standing for the majority of the day.
Delivering a high level of comfort and trust to law enforcement personnel during daily operations and special assignments.
Maintaining a safe and clear work area conducive to efficient operations and following all OSHA and State regulations pertaining to motor vehicle repair.