Mechanic Level 2

Falck
is a is a global emergency medical services provider originating from Denmark that services 3 states in the US including:
California, Texas, and Colorado. Falck has been operating in the US since 2010 and is one of the largest private providers of emergency medical services in the country today. Our BLS and ALS services impact not only the lives of our patients, but their families and communities.

"Bring Care into your Career"

Pay Range:$24-$29 per hour (depending on experience)

The primary job responsibilities of the Mechanic Level 2 is to be responsible and accountable for providing quality mechanical repairs and maintenance work up to their level of certification, utilizing all resources available within the shop area. The Mechanic Level 2 will provide ongoing preventive maintenance to include all emergency repairs and roadwork necessary. Performs maintenance and repairs on all fleet vehicles, including but not limited to diagnosing, disassembling and assembling components and engines.

The primary objective of the Mechanic Level 2 is to provide a safe, qualified shop environment for himself as well as other technicians while being available to answer questions both to the field personnel and supervisors. Must provide their own basic hand tools. Performs a higher range of maintenance functions involving additional mechanical, electrical, electronic and hydraulic components. This position also uses more specialized equipment for repair and diagnostics.

This class differs from the Mechanic I position, given the higher skills required to use more specialized diagnostic equipment, greater independence of action needed to diagnose a range of mechanical and repair needs, and the higher complexity level of the work assignments performed. Employee satisfies all of the requirements outlined as a Level 1 Technician.

• Full-Time Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life)
• 401(k) with company match
• Training and Career Development
• Paid Time-Off

The Mechanic Level 2 may be assigned one or more duties. These duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Diagnose both gasoline and diesel engines:
  Overhaul complete engines, replace engine components:
  Turbo, EGR, EGR cooler, injectors, high fuel pressure pumps and seals under minimal supervision of level III mechanic.
• Electrical:
  Test for draws, shorts and open in wiring harness. Perform installations of aftermarket components: back up cameras, shift locks and anti-theft systems.
• Diagnose OBD-II codes with diagnostic tools, use repair guides and diagnostic tools:
  Xentry, IDS and MDI.
• Replace or repair faulty parts including wheel bearings, clutches, oil seals, shock absorbers, exhaust systems, steering mechanisms, and related parts.
• Repair vehicle heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), belts, hoses, water pumps, and related parts, including refrigerant recycling and all component repair and replacement and exhaust systems.
• Diagnose cause of any malfunction and perform repairs to manufacturer specifications including but not limited to engines, transmissions and clutches, drive-line, differential.
• Proficient in electrical meter testing.
• Service and perform preventative maintenance on ambulances, marketing cars and operation vehicles.
• Perform safety inspections on all vehicles and ensure repair has been completed before vehicle is released from the shop. Ensure there are no open defects or upcoming preventative maintenance due prior to releasing unit back into service.
• Clean shop and properly dispose of discarded mechanical parts and materials; recycle appropriate shop by-products including oil, antifreeze, and oil/fuel filters.
• Reports all requests for parts expenditures over $1000.00 to the appropriate Fleet Maintenance Shop Lead.
• Disassembles and performs partial or complete overhaul of engines, transmissions, differentials.
• Uses gauges, special tools, and specialized equipment to diagnose mechanical failure or problems
• Diagnose and troubleshoot vehicle problems.
• Installs and/or adjusts brakes, heaters and defrosters.
• Replaces worn or broken parts.
• Operates vehicles to diagnose problems and validate that repairs have been completed.
• Constructs, maintains or services shop equipment as necessary.
• Repairs gasoline and diesel engines.
• Repairs equipment and machinery as necessary.
• Performs duties of previous level in series, as listed below.
• Dispenses fuel, checks and refills fluid levels and changes oil and filters, as necessary
• Makes minor…