Fleet Technician

Summary

Assist with and perform the maintenance and repair of various vehicles and equipment. Assist with and perform the maintenance and repair of Life Net occupied facilities.

• Perform preventive maintenance on ambulances and support vehicles (oil change, lubrication, brake pads, tire rotation, etc.).
• Perform preventive maintenance on Life Net facilities.
• Perform major vehicle repairs and major preventive maintenance on ambulances and support vehicles (rear differential overhaul, transmission repairs, electrical repairs, front suspension repairs, etc.).
• Maintain a clean and orderly work area.
• Document repairs performed and parts usage.
• Test drives and shuttles vehicles.
• Use vehicle lift, hydraulic jacks, jack stands, grinders, hand tools, and other specialized shop equipment.
• Notify supervisor of potentially dangerous equipment and corrective action taken.
• Be conscious of shop safety, take corrective action or notify supervisor.
• Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
• Perform other related duties as required.

• Knowledge of OBDII system diagnostics.
• Valid state driver’s license with acceptable driving record.
• Ability to be covered under Life Net insurance policy.
• Ability to work with shop tools and equipment.
• Own hand and pneumatic (or cordless) tools.
• Desire to learn.

• Electrical components installation.

Occasionally: Increased stress caused by meeting deadlines.

Frequently: Increased stress due to problem solving and part fitting.

Constantly: Repetitive tasks, oil changes.

Occasionally: Climbing at heights above seven feet, working in extreme climates and weather conditions.

Frequently: Lifting in excess of 70 pounds not exceeding 150 pounds; work in a crouched position or on back, lying on mechanic’s dolly beneath a motor vehicle; subjected to chemical fumes, dust, dirt, grease, oil and various solvents.

Constantly: Lifting less than 70 pounds, squatting, standing, walking, bending, twisting, pulling, pushing, reaching, use of fine motor skills with hands and fingers.

Occasionally: Extreme heat and cold, wet and/or humid conditions; climbing at heights above seven feet.

Frequently: Working around chemical or exhaust fumes; works with solvent and fuels; works with and around others; grinding, sawing, drilling, cutting, and striking.

Constantly: Works with oils, grease, dust, dirt and other hazards; works in confined spaces; works with mechanical and electrically powered equipment; works with compressed air and pneumatic tools.

Occasionally: Multi-tasking, organizational skills.

Frequently: Analyzing, problem solving.

Constantly: Working with others, simple reading/writing; judgment and reasoning.

Occasionally: Torches, drill press, saws, hydraulic jack, jack stands, air drill, and ladders.

Frequently: Hand drill, bench grinder, and hammers.

Constantly: Hand tools, vehicle lift, pneumatic and electrical tools.

Seniority level:
Entry level

Employment type:

Full-time

Job function:
Management and Manufacturing;
Industries:
Medical Practices