Maintenance Mechanic

Suffolk Bus Corp., is looking to add a new Automotive Technician to their team. This person will be accountable for repairing vehicles and their ongoing maintenance for our fleet.

The ideal candidate will have previous automotive experience working with a variety of engines, be a reliable employee, exhibit teamwork, and add value to our organization.

• Perform routine maintenance – Tasks include oil changes, tire rotations, transmission flushes, air conditioner re-charges, front end alignments, inspections, battery installations, and headlight/taillight installations.
• Conduct diagnostic procedures – Includes extensive diagnostic inventory to determine the sources of customer's problems and provide accurate repair recommendations.
• Manage paperwork – Maintain legible and accurate paperwork for both the customer and our records.
• Maintain cleanliness - Ensure the work environment is clean and safe to ensure equipment longevity and workplace safety.

• Knowledge of diagnostic tools and equipment a must
• Willingness to participate in in-house training
• Ability to operate all auto repair tools
• Excellent listening and communication skills

Suffolk Bus Corp is a Transportation organization dedicated to safe transportation of the customers.

Our employees enjoy a work culture that promotes a safe working environment, great culture and great benefits.

Suffolk Bus Corp., benefits include health care, paid time off, retirement savings and professional development.

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