To be successful in this role you will need:
High school diploma or GED plus,
- 5 year's full-time technician experience (including vocational schooling) with vehicle a GVWR of =/> 10,001 lbs., OR
- Bachelor's degree in science, applied science or engineering with a concentration in heavy equipment, automotive or diesel technology; alternate fuel program certification is a plus. Working knowledge of the theory, principles, operation, maintenance, overhaul, repair, and troubleshooting of various vehicle systems. Experience in managing day-to-day vehicle maintenance operations, predictive maintenance, preventative maintenance compliance, OR
- Associate's degree in science, applied science or engineering with a concentration in heavy equipment, automotive or diesel technology and 3 years full-time experience in maintenance of vehicles with a GVWR of =/> 10,001 lbs.; alternate fuel program certification a plus, OR
- Military service as a motor sergeant or equivalent (MOS 91B) wheeled vehicle maintenance and honorable discharge (DD214 needed).
ASE certification is preferred or any equivalent combination of education and experience as defined above.
Other Requirements
Certificates & Licenses - must have a valid Michigan Driver's License and able to obtain a Class B CDL with passenger endorsement and chauffeur's license. Maintain a valid Department of Transportation (DOT) medical certification.
Other Requirements - Must pass Department of Transportation (DOT) pre-employment physical and drug screening. Demonstrated ability to read, comprehend and interpret technical service information and have technical and mechanical aptitude with diesel equipment.
Physical Demands:
Posture: Prolonged standing, short walking, various trunk positions have to be maintained for prolonged periods when performing repairs; sitting only during bus inspections and break periods. Requires normal trunk mobility, bending of knees, normal cervical mobility, full shoulder mobility, normal elbow/wrist/hand mobility.
Force Required: Lumbar lifting, (floor to waist) up to 85 pounds; cervical lifting (waist to overhead) up to 77 pounds; pushing/pulling isometric ally up to 62 pounds; dynamically 32 pounds; carrying up to 62 pounds.
Repetitions: Aforementioned tasks occur throughout the workday in repair of buses.
Employee is required to perform job duties in accordance with existing health and safety procedures and policies.