Capital Transit Service Technician II - LTT

Engineering & Public Works – Long-Term Temporary Capital Transit Service Technician II WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR

We are seeking candidates with a mechanical aptitude that enjoy hands‑on work in an industrial environment and in the field operating, cleaning, and maintaining the various types of vehicles and equipment Capital Transit uses to provide exceptional and reliable service to the community. We are particularly interested in candidates that are interested in furthering their Alaska CDL endorsements and mechanical experience.

Working for Capital Transit Maintenance is both rewarding and challenging. Our employees are essential to the safe and reliable operation of Juneau’s Transit System. We offer training and opportunities for employees to improve their knowledge and skills.

This position typically works 10‑hour shifts, Wednesday – Saturday, 6:30 am – 5:00 pm at the Capital Transit Bus Barn Maintenance Facility in the Valley. The actual shift may vary.

Primary responsibilities include vehicle and facility maintenance and cleanliness, including bus stops and shelters. Duties will include washing, fueling, and performing pre‑trip inspections on Capital Transit’s buses and support vehicles, facility cleaning and trash removal. Specific assignments are given by the Transit Superintendent and work is checked for completeness and adherence to schedules. The position requires heavy lifting, physical endurance, and frequent outdoor work in inclement weather conditions.

• A valid State of Alaska Driver’s License at time of application.
• A valid Class “A” or “B” Commercial Driver’s License with airbrake and passenger from any U.S. state at time of application. The candidate must obtain a valid State of Alaska Class “A” or “B” Commercial Driver’s License, including appropriate endorsements, within 9 months of appointment for continued employment.

Experience as an automotive serviceman, mechanic or operator desired but not required.

The position is a safety‑sensitive position and is subject to United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) Federal Transit Administration (FTA) drug and alcohol testing. Applicants of safety‑sensitive positions are