Fleet Maintenance Technician

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Under the direct supervision of the Fleet Maintenance Division Supervisor and under the general supervision of the Public Works Superintendent, is responsible for the maintenance, repair and inspection activities of small gas equipment, light and heavy‑day vehicles, construction equipment, and emergency response vehicles (based on the level of the position). Subject to emergency callouts and must be able to work overtime including nights, weekends, and stand‑by as required.

Extended evening shift and weekends should be expected during winter operations. May be assigned to any division within the Public Works Department as a substitute for individuals on vacation, sick leave, etc., or during heavy workload periods or emergency situations.

• Performs inspection, diagnostic and repair activities concerning minor repairs and maintenance of City vehicles and equipment (i.e., small engine repair and maintenance, brake relining, preventative maintenance, tire changing/balancing, equipment lubrication, oil change, etc.).
• Orders and collects needed parts from automotive shops; refers recommendations for major material/parts purchases to supervisor.
• Makes emergency service calls for disabled vehicles and equipment at work sites or on the road, as needed.
• Performs all of the functions of a Tech I listed above.
• Performs inspection, diagnostic and repair activities concerning major repairs and maintenance of City vehicles and equipment (i.e., small engine repair and maintenance, clutch installations, brake relining, preventative maintenance, tire changing/balancing, large truck tire repair, equipment lubrication, oil change, etc.).
• Estimates the cost and time of repairs and determines the most cost-effective methods.
• Performs all of the functions of a Tech I & II listed above.
• Performs inspection, diagnostic and repair activities concerning major repairs and maintenance of City vehicles and equipment (i.e., small engine repair and maintenance transmission repairs, clutch installations, brake relining, preventative maintenance, tire changing/balancing, large truck tire repair, equipment lubrication, oil change engine overhauling, etc.).
• Determines serviceability and replacement needs for vehicles and equipment.
• Schedules and coordinates work in serving all City departments; prioritizes work and determines what equipment and materials are necessary to accomplish work assignment.
• Estimates the cost and time of repairs and determines the most cost-effective methods.
• Coordinates with other City departments and implements preventative maintenance procedures and schedules.