Mechanic, Maintenance​/Cleaning

Overview

This position ensures that the image of our company is reflected in the appearance and condition of our equipment and facilities. The Mechanic is responsible for maintaining our high standards of safety and extending the life of our assets.

Operating tours, attractions and retail in Boston, Charleston, Key West, Nashville, San Antonio, San Diego, St. Augustine, Savannah, and Washington, DC since 1980!

• Competitive pay and paid training: $20 per hour without CDL, $25 per hour with CDL.
• All full‑time employees eligible for paid vacation time and company-sponsored health and wellness plans.
• All full‑time, part‑time, and seasonal employees eligible for paid sick time, a 401(k) plan with company matching, a fun and upbeat work environment, awards and recognitions throughout the year, First Stop Health – 24‑hour access to a doctor by phone or computer for employees and dependents (employer pays 100%), discounts in retail stores, and free admission to all company attractions.

• Inspect, diagnose, rebuild, replace, or repair vehicle parts such as engines, brakes, transmission lines, electrical assemblies, and accessories; tighten bolts and screws and reassemble equipment and vehicles to ensure they are safe and in good working condition.
• Drive vehicle to test brakes or align wheels.
• Perform tune‑ups, oil changes, and other routine preventive maintenance on vehicles and equipment, replacing common parts and making adjustments.
• Lookup and understand the manufacturer's specifications, technical bulletins, service or repair manuals; follow vehicle repair procedures.
• Report discrepancies and safety hazards on all vehicles and properties on the appropriate forms.

• Ability to work independently over long periods of time and in groups within the scope of established rules and regulations.
• Ability to apply knowledge in multiple areas of vehicle repair.
• Ability to drive a trolley or conch train in a safe, competent manner on busy public streets and company property.
• Ability to determine the type of tool and equipment needed to do the job.
• Ability to watch gauges, dials, or other indicators to ensure a machine is working properly.

• High school graduate or equivalent preferred.
• Completion of an automotive training program.
• Vocational or technical school preferred.
• ASE certifications preferred:
  Auto Brakes and Preventive Maintenance Inspection.
• Valid FL Class C or higher CDL with passenger endorsement (will train to acquire a CDL; must obtain a CDL within the first month of employment).
• Acceptable driving record for the past three years.

• Must pass pre‑employment background check and substance abuse testing.
• Valid DOT physical required.
• Must supply own hand tools and toolboxes; tools must meet or exceed the minimum tool list.
• TWIC Pass, federal background check, and Key West Port Pass required.