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Arizona Employer Heavy Equipment Mechanic III/IV - Public Works in Flagstaff, Arizona
This job was posted by https://www.azjobconnection.gov : For more information, please see: https://www.azjobconnection.gov/jobs/7430740
Nature of Work\ Under limited supervision, performs work of moderate to considerable difficulty in mechanical, electrical and welding/fabricating in the maintenance and repair of all types of automotive, specialized vehicles, and road maintenance equipment; performs related work as assigned.\ *See the Application URL for a complete description according to the LEVEL III or IV
Typical Duties\ LEVEL III - HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
TYPICAL DUTIES: (Illustrative only)
- Performs the duties of Level I and Level II
- Performs maintenance tasks in Light and Heavy-Duty Equipment mechanical systems requiring advanced mechanical knowledge and skill, including repairs on major mechanical systems such as engine, transmission, power train, hydraulic, brake, steering and suspension systems and their components
- Performs diagnoses and major repairs on Heavy Equipment systems that require more advanced mechanical knowledge and skill including repairs on major systems and components
- Performs emergency road repair/service to trucks and heavy road maintenance equipment outside of the maintenance facilities
- Performs proficient fabrication and electric welding as required
- Understands Federal Motor Carrier Safety regulations (FMCS)
- Understands and follows safe working practices in a variety of work environments
- May be assigned to other county locations based upon operational needs
- Responds to emergencies
- Requires working various 12-hour snow shifts
- Must adhere to Federal, State, County, and Local ordinances
LEVEL IV HEAVY EQUIPMENT SENIOR MECHANIC
TYPICAL DUTIES: (Illustrative only)
- Performs the duties of Level I through Level III
- Performs maintenance tasks in Light and Heavy-Duty Equipment systems requiring expert mechanical knowledge and skill, including repairs on major mechanical systems such as engine, transmission, power train, hydraulic, brake, steering, and suspension systems and their components
- Diagnoses and completes major repairs on Heavy Equipment systems that require expert mechanical knowledge and skill, including repairs on major systems and their components
- Performs emergency road repair/service to trucks and heavy road maintenance equipment outside of the maintenance facilities.
- Performs proficient fabrication and welding as required
- Serve as a lead worker over all other mechanics
- Provides maintenance-related training to all other mechanics
- May provide input with respect to training and performance evaluations of mechanics
- Understands Federal Motor Carrier Safety regulations (FMCS)
- Understands and follows safe working practices in a variety of work environments
- May be assigned to other county locations based upon operational needs
- Responds to emergencies
- Requires working various 12-hour snow shifts
- Must adhere to Federal, State, County, and Local ordinances
- Essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to, driving, walking, reaching, and twisting to access work; climbing on a vehicle to work; working with and around other co-workers; vision acuity (near) for wiring; communicating with supervisors and co-workers; and finger dexterity for component assembly and operation of tools. Environmental conditions include but are not limited to noise from grinders, tools, compressors, etc; hazards (mechanical) from wheel mounting, truck parts, etc; atmospheric conditions (dust) from dirt and cinders. Must be able to lift 60lbs.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Considerable knowledge of:
- Methods, materials, tools, and techniques used in commercial and h avy equipment vehicles and heavy equipment repair and maintenance
- Diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and computerized problems and performing repairs
- Safety practices and procedures
Working knowledge of:
- Paint and body work
- Mechanical design and fabrication
- Electrical systems, including computerized induction/ignition systems
- Mobile air conditioning systems
- Vehicle and equipment tire repair
- Equipment recovery and transportation techniques
- Overhead and mobile crane operation
- Tie-down, rigging, and lifting operation
- Basic machine shop tools and measuring devices
- Two-way and wireless communication
- Air and hydraulic systems
Skill in:
- Use of power and hand tools
- Use of diagnostic equipment
- Use of air conditioning service equipment
- Metal fabrication and welding
- Operation of vehicles and equipment for diagnostic purposes
- Use of personal computers and applicable programs
Ability to: