Motor Vehicle Mechanic

Motor Vehicle Mechanic

JSL Technologies, Inc. is seeking qualified Motor Vehicle Mechanics to support Civil Engineering Support Equipment (CESE), Non-Tactical Vehicles and Equipment (NTVE), and Material Handling Equipment (MHE) maintenance operations at the Navy Medical Readiness Logistics Command (NMRLC), Cheatham Annex. This is a contingent hire, pending contract award. The incumbent will perform organizational level maintenance, inspections, preventive maintenance, and corrective repairs on a variety of vehicles and equipment supporting Expeditionary Medical Systems (EXMEDS) programs.

Education:

• High School Diploma or equivalent

Experience:

• Minimum five (5) years of experience as a mechanic

• Valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with Class A endorsement
• Standard transmission capability
• Trailer endorsement
• Certified ASE in one of the following or similar:
• Medium-Heavy Truck
• Military Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Series
• Other advanced level ASE Certifications
• Certification to operate 4-30K forklifts (or ability to obtain)

• Ability to obtain a Common Access Card (CAC)
• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Ability to pass background investigation
• Must complete required DoD/BUMED IT security training

Vehicle Maintenance:

• Perform organizational level maintenance services on CESE, NTVE, and MHE
• Conduct basic maintenance including inspection, checking/topping off fluids, replacing batteries, load testing generators, cycling equipment, and annotating discrepancies
• Perform preventative maintenance in accordance with NMRLC CESE Quarterly Cycling Checklists and/or OEM Manuals
• Perform corrective (unscheduled) maintenance and repairs
• Replace headlights, change tires, charge/replace batteries, and perform limited repairs

Equipment Preservation:

• Maintain fuel levels at 1/4 tank for all equipment unless otherwise directed
• Ensure battery-disconnect switches are shut off or negative battery terminals disconnected
• Maintain tire pressure at manufacturer recommended levels
• Tighten or replace all engine belts
• Add POLs (Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants) as needed
• Repair/replace markings, labels, and decals
• Ensure all doors and windows are closed

Documentation & Records:

• Generate Equipment Repair Orders (EROs) for annotating all equipment discrepancies
• Utilize Material Readiness Assessment (MRA) forms to document Limited Technical Inspections (LTI)
• Enter all maintenance actions into DMLSS Equipment & Technology Management (E&TM) Module or other government databases as directed
• Maintain equipment history jackets for each piece of equipment
• Document worker time on equipment within each work order
• Scan and electronically attach supporting documentation (EROs, DA 2404, outside maintenance, parts receipt documents, quotes, inventory lists, calibration certificates) to work orders

Inspections:

• Perform prestart and post-operation vehicle inspections
• Conduct walk-through surveillance inspections to identify problems (leaks, damage, etc.)
• Perform complete operational tests of CESE quarterly
• Ensure 25% of CEE units are inspected each quarter to complete all CEE inspections annually

CESE Support:

• Receive CESE from EXMEDS retrogrades, new receipts, and returns from maintenance activities
• Clean, fuel, update records, and stow CESE as identified by NMRLC local instructions
• Inspect retrograded and new receipts and note shipping damages
• Remove previous shipping, Maritime Pre-positioning Force (MPF), inventory control labels, and RFID tags during cleaning
• Prepare CESE for shipment via air or surface, including fueling/defueling to Government specified levels

Cleaning:

• Pressure washes all exterior surfaces
• Remove all trash and debris from equipment interiors
• Perform cleaning prior to storage in warehouse, at completion of maintenance, and while staging CESE for deployment

Safety & Compliance:

• Comply with all fire, security, and safety regulations (OSHA, CFR)
• Follow regulations defined in DODINST 4500.36, NAVFAC P-480, Department of Transportation, and NAVFAC P-300 for management of motor vehicles
• Report accidents/mishaps and property damage to COR/ACOR immediately
• Coordinate transfer of CEE to and from maintenance facilities

• Ability to diagnose and repair mechanical issues on a variety of vehicles and equipment
• Ability to read, interpret, and apply reference materials such as manufacturer manuals, regulations, catalogs, records, and orders
• Ability to read and speak the English language with correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and format
• Proficiency in US standard office equipment (computers, copiers, fax machines, telephone systems)
• Strong ethical principles and customer service skills
• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

• Light to moderate physical effort required
• Walking, standing, reaching, bending, and moving items
• Lifting and carrying items over 45 lbs
• Work is performed on hard…