Fleet Technician

LifeNet, Inc. 

POSITION DESCRIPTION 

POSITION TITLE:   

  Fleet Technician   

DEPARTMENT: 

  Fleet Maintenance   

REPORTS TO: 

  Director of Fleet   

STATUS: 

  Non-Exempt   

DATE: 

  1/6/26  

Summary:  Assist with and perform the maintenance and repair of various vehicles and equipment.             Assist with and perform the maintenance and repair of LifeNet occupied facilities.    

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:   

  Perform preventive maintenance on Ambulances and Support Vehicles (oil change, lubrication, brake pads, tire rotation etc.)   

  Perform preventive maintenance on LifeNet facilities   

  Perform major vehicle repairs and major preventive maintenance on Ambulances and Support Vehicles (Rear differential overhaul, transmission repairs, electrical repairs, front suspension repairs etc.)   

  Must maintain a clean and orderly work area   

  Must document repairs performed and parts usage   

  Test drives and shuttles vehicles   

  Uses vehicle lift, hydraulic jacks, jack stands, grinders, hand tools and other specialized shop equipment   

  Notifies supervisor of potentially dangerous equipment and corrective action taken   

  Is conscious of shop safety, takes corrective action or notifies supervisor   

  Responsible for adhering to all company policies and procedures.    

  Perform other related duties as required.    

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS   

Knowledge of OBD II system diagnostics   

Must maintain a valid state driver’s license with acceptable driving record 

Must maintain ability to be covered under LifeNet insurance policy   

Ability to pass LifeNet required drug screen   

Must be able to work with shop tools and equipment   

Must have own hand and pneumatic (or cordless) tools   

Must have desire to learn   

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS   

Chevrolet experience   

Electrical components installation 

STRESS FACTORS 

Occasionally: Increased stress caused by meeting deadlines 

Frequently: Increased stress due to problem solving and part fitting 

Constantly: Repetitive tasks, oil changes 

           PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS   

Occasionally: Climbing at heights above seven feet, working in extreme climates and weather conditions Frequently: Lifting in excess of 70 pounds not exceeding 150 pounds. Work in a crouched position or on back lying on mechanic’s dolly beneath a motor vehicle; subjected to chemical fumes, dust, dirt, grease, oil and various solvents.    

Constantly: Lifting less than 70 pounds, squatting, standing, walking, bending, twisting, pulling, pushing, reaching, use of fine motor skills with hands and fingers.   

WORKING CONDITIONS   

Occasionally: Extreme heat and cold, wet and or humid conditions. Climbing at heights above seven feet.    Frequently:  Working around chemical or exhaust fumes. Works with solvent and fuels. Works with and around others. Grinding, sawing, drilling, cutting, and striking.   

Constantly:  Works with oils, grease, dust dirt and other hazards. Works in confined spaces. Works with  [Text Wrapping Break]mechanical and electrically powered equipment. Works with compressed air and pneumatic tools.   

MENTAL REQUIREMENTS   

Occasionally: Multi-tasking, organizational skills   

Frequently:  Analyzing, problem solving   

Constantly:  Working with others, simple reading/writing. Judgment and reasoning   

EQUIPMENT USED   

Occasionally: Torches, drill press, saws, hydraulic jack, jack stands, air drill, and ladders  

Frequently:  Hand drill, bench grinder, and hammers   

Constantly:  Hand tools, vehicle lift, pneumatic and electrical tools