ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Works under the supervision of a foreman or other assigned supervisor. Conducts and performs maintenance and normal repair on engine systems, automatic transmission/transaxle, manual drive train and axles, suspension and steering, brakes, electrical, and heating and air conditioning. Maintains and documents job history on work orders to accurately depict the service visit and to facilitate the flat rate billing process. Inspects and documents conditions of equipment and reports damages found not related to repair request. Loads and transports vehicles or equipment to and from working area. Cleans residual film from vehicles and equipment upon completion. Keeps tools, equipment and work area clean, organized and in good working condition. Performs preventative maintenance inspections on vehicles and equipment and documents work order discrepancies. Repairs and/or replaces vehicle parts such as batteries, tires, brakes, headlights, wipers and other parts as needed. Assists in performing maintenance on vehicles such as oil changes, filter changes and lubrication. Consults technical reference documentation such as manufacturer’s manuals and parts manuals for technical information necessary for repairs. Prepares history files, maintains work logs and maintenance sheets. Reviews invoices and checks for accuracy of pricing parts. Collaborates with other mechanics in resolving more difficult mechanical problems.
OTHER FUNCTIONS:1. Performs additional functions (essential or otherwise) which may be assigned.

TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Requires the ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing with a variety of staff members and management. Requires the ability to operate equipment and mechanical tools such as hydraulic pneumatic tools, electric tools, hand held scanners, code readers, computers with diagnostic software, other diagnostic equipment, impact guns and other various hand tools. Requires the ability to stand for extended periods of time and traverse uneven surfaces. Requires the ability to operate an automobile to and from various working stations and for inspection purposes. Requires the ability to perform manual work which will involve stooping, bending, reaching, crouching, climbing, balancing and lifting equipment and materials, which can weigh up to 50 lbs. or up to 100 lbs. with assistance. Involves contact with staff and city personnel.TYPICAL WORKING CONDITIONS: Work is performed outdoors and in an automotive repair shop environment. Some field work involved as needed. May be exposed to noise, dust, grease, and fumes. May be exposed to various weather conditions.