Vehicle Mechanic or Vehicle Mechanic Senior

The Vehicle Mechanic or Vehicle Mechanic Senior performs preventative

maintenance and both major and minor repair activities on a variety of

fleet vehicles, which may include gasoline equipment, diesel equipment,

large fire apparatus and various large pieces of heavy machinery and

rolling stock. Functions performed by the Vehicle Mechanic or Vehicle

Mechanic Senior include, but are not limited to: \' Performs general

preventative maintenance activities on Police, Fire, and other City

vehicles to include; motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, tractors, boats,

light cars, trucks and trailers. \' Services vehicles with oil changes,

filters, lubricants, brake adjustments, tune-ups and preventive

maintenance procedures. \' Diagnoses problems using electronic and

mechanical test equipment utilizing previous experience and knowledge of

vehicle repair. \' Inspects and repairs engines, gas and diesel fuel

systems, steering, suspension transmission, electrical system, cooling

system, starting and charging system, hydraulic and pneumatic brake

systems, tires, and other major components. \' Diagnose and repair,

auxiliary engines and transmissions, drive lines, axles and

differentials and other specialized equipment such as sweeper

components, vacuum truck implements, snow plows and sanders. \'

Troubleshoot, install and repair emergency vehicle lighting, two-way

radios and other emergency vehicle accessories. \' Assures that all work

is accomplished in accordance with established safety practices and to

appropriate service manual specifications. \' Participates in the

afterhours on-call program that occur on a rotating basis. \' Operates

standard shop equipment and hand tools in the maintenance and repair of

vehicles. \' Data enters accurate information related to repairs made

into the fleet records software. \' Create parts requisitions for parts

needed to complete repairs and maintenance. \' Performs annual DEQ

inspections for all City vehicles. \' Cleans and maintains City vehicle

repair shop in an orderly manner; maintains shop tools in safe and

proper working condition. \' Maintain a high level of productivity and

time efficiency while performing high quality workmanship and function

as a good steward of City resources. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Vehicle

Mechanic: \' High School Diploma or GED \' Valid Driver\'s License \'

Good driving record as defined by the City\'s driving matrix \' Up to

one year of demonstrated full-time work experience in automotive

maintenance and repair Vehicle Mechanic Senior: \' High School Diploma

or GED \' Valid Driver\'s License \' Good driving record as defined by

the City\'s driving matrix \' One (1) to four (4) years of demonstrated

full-time work experience in automotive maintenance and repair \'

Certification in Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT) is required at the

time of hire. Required licenses and certifications for both positions

include: \' DEQ Inspection Certificate within 6 months from date of hire

\' Valid Oregon or Washington Commercial Driver License (CDL) Class A is

required within 6 months from date of hire