Job Description
The Mechanic performs skilled mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of automotive, park maintenance,
construction, and related equipment requiring a high degree of technical ability as related to motor or major
assembly rebuilding.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Determine causes of mechanical operating problems and failures to automotive and heavy equipment; trace
and locate defects to make necessary repairs; repair and rebuild gasoline and diesel engines, rear-ends,
transmissions, air compressors, auxiliary engines, heavy-duty pumps, gate and hydraulic valves, etc.
Perform vehicle safety and operation inspections and schedule periodic preventative inspections.
Perform preventative maintenance on gasoline and diesel powered engines and equipment;
Stay abreast of new automotive systems and maintenance.
Maintain accurate daily, weekly and monthly logs of equipment and vehicle repairs.
Maintain a current and accurate file on every vehicle with records of new tires, tune-ups, oil changes, and
major repairs.
Maintain monthly inventory of tools, replacement parts, and equipment.
Assist drivers in filling out vehicle inspections; report evidence of vehicle damage, neglect, or abuse to
supervisor.
Perform other related duties as assigned.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY: Knowledge of the methods, tools, and standard practices of the automotive mechanic trade.
Knowledge of the principles and operation of internal combustion engines, both gasoline and diesel.
Knowledge of the hazards and safety precautions of the mechanic trade.
Working knowledge of servicing and repairing of air brakes and air systems.
Knowledge of automatic electrical systems and equipment.
Knowledge of gas and arc welding; skill in the care and use of tools employed in all phases of automotive
repair and maintenance.
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