JOB SUMMARY\n
The Fleet Technician II will perform a variety of tasks that vary in complexity and difficulty based on type of vehicle\/equipment such as automotive, light\/medium\/heavy duty diesel trucks, fire apparatuses, heavy construction equipment such as cranes, dozers, excavators, loaders, pavers, rollers and farm\/agricultural equipment as well as small equipment like motorcycles, ATV\/UTV, boats, power generation and electrical golf carts, light\/messaging equipment. Jobs, such as maintenance inspections and light repairs involve minor adjustments, testing, measuring and\/or replacement of parts and components. Major repairs involve recondition and replace parts such as axles, pistons, bearing, gears, seals, valves, bushings and pumps using engine lathes, press machines, various tools and precision measuring instruments, replacement may require disassembly and\/or reassembly of the engine, transmission, differential or hydraulic components. Must be able to work during weather related emergencies and available to stay at one location for an undetermined amount of time. Attendance and punctuality are essential functions of this position.\n
QUALIFICATIONS\n
Education, Certification and Experience:\n\nRequired completion of formal training in a postsecondary institution\/training program or five years of fleet experience \nRequired one current Master ASE in Automotive or Medium\/Heavy Truck or Transit and five years of experience\nRequired certification from MACS Mobile Air Conditioning Society in Freon installation, automotive air conditioning and emissions (including ASE 609, refrigerant recycling and service procedures)\nRequired Class B CDL State of Texas (Must be obtained within twelve months of employment or attainment of position as a condition of continued employment with Fleet Services) \nRequired Safety and Emissions Certification from State of Texas (Must be obtained within six months of employment or attainment of position as a condition of continued employment with Fleet Services)\nValid Class C Texas driver's license required\n\n
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:\n\nProper tire repair procedures specifically related to pursuit vehicles.\nBasic knowledge of workplace health and safety practices.\nBasic theories, practices, tools, parts, diagnostic equipment and materials necessary for the effective maintenance and repair of fleet units.\nEnsure safe and effective handling of toxic substances to ensure environmental compliance.\nEnsure safe operating techniques and the occupational hazards of motorized, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment operation, as well as electrically energized automotive tools, components and servicing equipment.\nFamiliar knowledge of computer controls and growing number of electronic systems and sensors.\nKnowledge of varied types of generators including diesel and propane powered systems nomenclature, preventive and corrective maintenance approaches, as well as safety procedures relating to lock-out, tag-out and high voltage generation.\nPropulsion precautions, design and layout of welding and fabrication to ensure high levels of quality and integrity in fleet maintenance and repair.\nSafe handling of chemicals associated with fleet repair, parts and various systems (fuel, brake, cooling systems, etc.) cleaning solvents and lubricants.\nSafety practices and regulations for operating mechanical and electrical equipment.\nDiagnose malfunctions through the utilization of advanced electronic and computerized diagnostic equipment of varied types and manufacturers.\nSkilled in use of computerized tuning\/diagnostics.\nSkills in use of desktop\/personal computer systems.\nRead and interpret manufacturer schematics and vendor diagrams, manuals and specifications to complete installation and repair of complex fleet and heavy equipment related parts and systems.\nRepair malfunctions of fleet equipment and systems, including engine and drive systems, fuel, electrical, cooling, suspension, chassis and safety appliances, refrigerant recovery and recycling requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency.\nUse and maintain automotive tools and equipment utilized in automotive and heavy equipment maintenance and diagnostics.\nUse strategies to diagnose the source and the extent of the problem.\nAttention to detail. Mechanical and electronic malfunctions often are dune to misalignments or other errors. Technicians must therefore account for those problems when inspecting or repairing engines and\/or components.\nCustomer-service skills. Fleet technician frequently talk to their customers about automotive\/equipment problems and work that they have planned, started, or completed. They must be courteous, good listeners, and ready to answer customers' questions.\nDexterity. Technicians need a steady hand and good hand-and-eye coordination for many tasks, such as disassembling engine parts, connecting or attaching components, or using hand tools.\nMechanical skills. Must be familiar with parts and components of engines, transmissions, braking mechanisms, and other complex systems. Must also be able to disassemble, work on, and reassemble parts and machinery.\nPhysical strength. Technicians must often lift or move heavy equipment, parts and tools 50-100 Lbs. without risking injury or fatigue.\nTechnical skills. Modern engines and transmissions rely heavily on electronic systems to function. Fleet technicians must be familiar with how the electronic systems operate and with the tools needed to work on them.\nTroubleshooting skills. Fleet technicians must be able to identify mechanical and electronic problems, make repairs, and offer a proper maintenance strategy.\n\n
Machines, Tools Equipment and Work Aides:\n
Computer, Printer, Scanner, Calculator, Computer Software: Faster Fleet, Access, Word, Excel, Workforce, Emissions analyzer, Mitchel & various web applications, Alignment Equipment, Ammeters, Arc-Welder, Compression Gauges, Computers, Computerized Wheel Balancer, Diagnostic Computers, Dynamometers, Engine Analyzers, Feeler Gauges, Fleet Information Systems, Gap Gauges, Grinders, Hand Tools, Jacks and Hoists, Lathes, Pneumatic Tools, Power Tools, Tachometers, Tire Breakdown Machines, Voltmeters, Welding Torches\n
Protective Equipment Required:\n
Safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, composite\/steel toe boots\n
Non-Physical Requirements:\n\nTime Pressures\nEmergency Situations\nFrequent Change of Tasks\nIrregular Schedule\/Overtime\nPerforming Multiple Tasks Simultaneously\nWorking Closely with Others as Part of a Team\nTedious or Exacting Work\nNoisy\/Distraction Environment\nOther\n\n
BENEFITS\n
The City of Conroe offers great benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, retirement plan, employee assistance program, paid time off and free membership at the City's pool and recreation center facilities. Starting salary for this position is $23.129 hourly.\n
Must pass background check and pre-employment substance abuse screening as a condition of employment. A motor vehicle record check and job-related doctor's physical exam may also be required. Safety-sensitive positions remain subject to random drug and alcohol testing after hire.