Motor Equipment Mechanic II
Listed on 2026-08-12
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Automotive Technician, Automotive Mechanic, Diesel Mechanic
Motor Equipment Mechanic II
The Motor Equipment Mechanic II inspects, troubleshoots, and repairs motor vehicles and equipment for use by agency personnel; consults with operators, manufacturers or dealers' representatives regarding specifications or problems relating to the operation of motor vehicles and/or equipment; writes repair orders and specifications for new vehicles and equipment; and performs related work as required. The basic purpose of this work is to maintain and repair motor vehicles and equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Incumbents of positions at this level receive general supervision from Motor Equipment Mechanic III, or other employees of higher grade, who provide policy and procedural guidance, assign work and review performance through inspection and reports for effectiveness. Incumbents of positions at this level exercise direct supervision (i.e., not through an intermediate level supervisor) over, assign work to and review the performance of 1 – 10 skilled craft and/or other personnel.
MotorVehicle & Equipment Maintenance and Repair
- Repair motor vehicles and equipment by overhauling, rebuilding, replacing or adjusting gasoline or diesel engines, carburetors, distributors, alternators, generators, starters, differentials and transmissions according to manufacturers' specifications
- Performs preventive maintenance and routine servicing of vehicles and equipment, including tire replacement and repair, brake adjustments, lubrication, inspections, and related maintenance activities to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation
- Diagnoses, repairs, and overhauls electrical systems and components including warning light circuits, arrow boards, electronic spreader systems, electric motor circuits and solenoid circuits to maintain proper equipment operation
- Performs body repairs and replaces windshields, windows, and related components to restore vehicle safety and functionality
- Operate snow removal, sanding, and other specialized equipment and vehicles
- Operates automotive repair equipment, including hydraulic lifts, bumper jacks, diagnostic testing equipment, and other specialized shop tools to safely inspect, service, and repair vehicles and equipment
- Repairs and overhauls heavy-duty and specialized equipment of increasing complexity, including bulldozers, cranes, basket trucks, etc.
- Maintains records of vehicle inspections, maintenance, repairs, and service history to support fleet management and regulatory compliance
- Monitors fuel inventory and orders fuel, as needed
- Performs vehicle inspections and issues inspection stickers in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and inspection requirements
- Obtains repair estimates and coordinates with external vendors for specialized repairs, evaluating whether work should be completed in-house or outsourced based on cost, resources, equipment capabilities, and operational needs
- Assigns work, provides technical guidance, and trains employees in vehicle maintenance, repair procedures, safe work practices, and the proper use of tools and equipment
- Supervises assigned personnel by scheduling work, approving leave, maintaining attendance and overtime records, assigning overtime in accordance with applicable collective bargaining agreements, and monitoring productivity
- Trains, mentors, and evaluates assigned personnel in mechanic techniques, equipment operation, safety procedures, and applicable codes and regulations
Qualifications Required at Hire:
- Knowledge of the principles, practices and techniques of automotive repair and maintenance
- Knowledge of the types and uses of hand held tools used in automotive repair and maintenance such as wrenches, pliers, etc.
- Knowledge of the principles of operation of internal combustion engines
- Knowledge of the principles of operation of diesel engines
- Knowledge of the types and uses of materials and supplies used in automotive repair and maintenance
- Knowledge of the types and uses of equipment used in automotive repair and maintenance such as hydraulic lifts, bumper jacks, grinders, buffers and air tools
- Knowledge of the…
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