Fire Garage Automotive Mechanic II

Purpose Of The Classification

Fire Department Mechanic II performs highly skilled mechanical work maintaining and repairing the City of Muskogee's fire emergency response fleet. This includes fire apparatus, fireboats, support pickups, and SUVs to ensure all fire emergency vehicles meet strict safety and operational standards.

• Perform routine and corrective maintenance on fire engines, ladder trucks, rescue squads, and fireboats.
• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues in support pickups, command SUVs, and utility vehicles.
• Execute complex engine, transmission, brake, and steering repairs.
• Troubleshoot specialized emergency systems including fire pumps, foam systems, aerial ladders, and emergency lighting.
• Conduct standard PM services like oil changes, fluid flushes, safety inspections, and tune-ups on all fire department fleet assets.
• Maintain accurate digital and physical logs of all repairs, parts used, and labor hours in the fleet tracking system.
• Performs on-scene emergency field repairs during major incidents or after-hours call-outs as required.
• Operates welding equipment, cutting torches and other related equipment.
• Changes and repairs tires on passenger and heavy vehicles; changes oil; puts gasoline or diesel fuel in vehicles.
• Repairs, replaces and maintains electrical and electronic systems including sensors, headlights and taillights; replaces batteries.
• Attends training and safety meetings to ensure proper methods and work practices.
• Learns to operate new technologies as they are developed and implemented.
• Performs other work as necessary and or as assigned.
• Must report to work on a regular and timely basis.

Fire Department Mechanic II performs highly skilled mechanical work maintaining and repairing the City of Muskogee's fire emergency response fleet. This includes fire apparatus, fireboats, support pickups, and SUVs to ensure all fire emergency vehicles meet strict safety and operational standards.

• Perform routine and corrective maintenance on fire engines, ladder trucks, rescue squads, and fireboats.
• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues in support pickups, command SUVs, and utility vehicles.
• Execute complex engine, transmission, brake, and steering repairs.
• Troubleshoot specialized emergency systems including fire pumps, foam systems, aerial ladders, and emergency lighting.
• Conduct standard PM services like oil changes, fluid flushes, safety inspections, and tune-ups on all fire department fleet assets.
• Maintain accurate digital and physical logs of all repairs, parts used, and labor hours in the fleet tracking system.
• Performs on-scene emergency field repairs during major incidents or after-hours call-outs as required.
• Operates welding equipment, cutting torches and other related equipment.
• Changes and repairs tires on passenger and heavy vehicles; changes oil; puts gasoline or diesel fuel in vehicles.
• Repairs, replaces and maintains electrical and electronic systems including sensors, headlights and taillights; replaces batteries.
• Attends training and safety meetings to ensure proper methods and work practices.
• Learns to operate new technologies as they are developed and implemented.
• Makes emergency service calls.
• Attends training and safety meetings to ensure proper methods and work practices.
• Learns to operate new technologies as they are developed and implemented.
• Performs other work as necessary and or as assigned.
• Must report to work on a regular and timely basis.

The duties listed above are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may be performed. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position.

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