Equipment Mechanic

Position Overview

Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and grow your skills in a hands‑on, team‑focused environment? The City of Wilsonville is hiring an Equipment Mechanic I to join our Fleet Services Division—a great opportunity to develop a career dedicated to public service. Wilsonville lives by the four C’s: customer service, competence, commitment, and collaboration. We support each other, take pride in doing quality work the right way, and always look for ways to improve.

Everything we do helps keep our city safe, efficient, and running smoothly. That’s #thewilsonvilleway. In this role, you'll assist in maintaining and repairing a wide range of City vehicles and equipment. From buses and trucks to mowers and small tools, you'll gain valuable, on‑job training from experienced mechanics in a modern, well‑equipped facility. We're looking for someone who’s motivated, eager to learn, detail‑oriented, and ready to work as part of a close‑knit team.

If you're passionate about hands‑on work and interested in a meaningful career in public service, we want to hear from you. Start your journey on #thewilsonvilleway — apply online today! Additional information below.

The Equipment Mechanic I performs routine maintenance and minor repairs on all City vehicles and equipment, including but not limited to buses, automobiles and trucks, and off‑highway equipment. Additional duties include record‑keeping, procurement of parts, tools and supplies, and operation of equipment. This position may also perform work of a lower classification.

The Equipment Mechanic I reports to the Fleet Services Manager, and may receive limited guidance from the Equipment Mechanic II. This position will receive work assignments from and will have work assignments assessed by the Shop Foreman.

• Preventive maintenance inspections on City vehicles and transit buses
• Perform maintenance and repair of CNG and battery electric vehicles
• Oil changes
• Transmission services
• Tire repair and replacement
• Light duty brake jobs
• Belts and hoses
• Battery inspection, service, and replacement
• Lighting system repairs

• Interview operators concerning status of equipment
• Assist with the diagnosis and repair heavy‑duty vehicle systems, including brakes (air and hydraulic), automatic and manual transmissions, differentials, and suspension systems
• Troubleshoot electrical related problems and repair
• Assist with the procurement of necessary parts, supplies, and tools
• Perform service and repair to gasoline, diesel, and CNG fuel systems

• Collaborate with other employees to assess purpose and create design for proposed equipment
• Select appropriate materials
• Cut and shape materials
• Weld materials
• Assist with performing finish work and modifications as needed.

• Input service and repair information on vehicles and equipment
• Assess options of new, used, or rebuilt parts
• Maintain inventory of personal tools
• Assess options regarding purchasing or renting specialty tools
• Procure materials and supplies according to the city and department purchasing policy

• Operate vehicles and equipment as needed for retrieval and repair
• Record information in City Fleet Management System

• Wash interior and exterior of city vehicles on a daily basis, including windows, mirrors, head and tail lamps
• Dust and sweep interior of vehicles (remove debris)
• Perform scheduled maintenance, including wash floors, seats, walls, roofs, and other areas; detail vehicles using waxes and protectants

• Perform general cleanup of assigned areas, as directed by supervisor
• Bus stop and Transit Center maintenance, including perform general maintenance at bus stops, remove debris and graffiti from shelters and signs, and assist with bus stop sign and/or shelter replacement

• Acknowledge customers when they enter a city facility by greeting them with a smile and positive tone of voice whether in person, on the phone or in…