Vehicle Maintenance Tech I or II-IBEW Job Greenville area,South Carolina USA,Trades / Skilled Labor

Responsibilities for Vehicle Maintenance Tech I

Perform preventative maintenance inspections on light & medium duty vehicles/equipment and assist higher classification of technicians with PM’s on all vehicles and equipment.
Assist with Federal DOT inspections.
Adhere to all Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR) for DOT inspections.
Aid on dielectric test inspections.
Perform diagnostics and repairs on light and medium vehicles, (gas & diesel) forklifts, trailers and powered equipment.
Service light, medium, and heavy-duty tires and rims.
Maintain the appropriate level of technical competence required to diagnose and repair vehicles/equipment.
Perform hydraulic brake systems and component repairs, including wheel ends.
Assist with hydraulic component repairs.
Assist with air brake system inspections and repairs.
Assist higher classification of technicians with diagnostics and repairs on all vehicles/equipment.
Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair basic electric system components, cranking, lighting, charging systems.
Perform basic repairs on light & medium duty vehicle HVAC systems and component repairs.

Responsibilities for Vehicle Maintenance Tech II

Perform all levels of preventative maintenance inspections on all vehicles, equipment, and aerial devices.
Perform DOT inspections.
Adhere to all Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR).
Perform required ANSI/OSHA inspections.
Troubleshoot/repair/replace all hydraulic systems and components, including troubleshooting of inoperable aerial devices.
Inspecting, analyzing, adjusting and repairing all hydraulic and electronic circuits, hydraulic components and attachments.
Perform dielectric testing, load test/structural test on aerials and cranes.
Perform diagnostics and repairs on medium and heavy duty trucks, (gas & diesel) light duty, tractors, forklifts, trailers and powered equipment, (plant/construction type equipment).
Maintain the appropriate level of technical competence required to diagnose and repair vehicles/equipment.
Troubleshoot ABS systems, hydraulic brake and air brake systems, power take off units, transmissions, transfer cases, differential assemblies and 4x4 front drive axle assemblies.
Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair electronic engine controls, electric systems and components, cranking, lighting, charging and electronic transmission controls including hybrid vehicles.
Diagnose, repair A/C systems and components.
Perform Basic Welding on Steel and Aluminum (Stick, MiG ).

Basic/Required Qualifications for a Vehicle Maintenance Technician I

Two year associate degree or certificate in auto, diesel, or heavy equipment mechanics from a vocational school
In addition to required degree or certificate, one (1) year minimum of related experience
In lieu of degree or certificate a high school diploma/GED AND two (2) years minimum of related experience
Ability to obtain a Class A CDL license within 6 months of hire date

Basic/Required Qualification for a Vehicle Maintenance Technician II

Two-year associate degree or certificate in auto, diesel, or heavy equipment mechanics from a vocational school
In addition to required degree, two (2) years minimum of related work experience
In lieu of degree, high school diploma/GED AND four (4) years minimum of related work experience
Ability to obtain a Class A CDL license within 6 months of hire date

Desired/Preferred Qualifications

Electric Utility Fleet Experience
Basic Hydraulic Experience
ASE Certifications
AWS Welding Certifications
National Fluid Power Certification
Effective communication (both written and oral) and interpersonal skills
Demonstrate ability to interact effectively with peers, customers and management
Demonstrate ability to make sound decisions, exercising good judgement and setting priorities
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