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Vehicle Maintenance Technician II

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay Rate: $30 to 34/hour on w2
United States, California, Riverside
Oct 01, 2024
Job Title: Vehicle Maintenance Technician II Location: Riverside, CA 92503 Duration: 6+ Months Shift hours: M-F8:00-5:00 Pay Rate: $30 to 34/hour on w2 without benefits Summary: Learns and utilizes automotive mechanical/electrical skills, experience and knowledge in the practices, procedures, and methods of servicing, maintaining, and repairing automotive, light and medium vehicles and may perform and/or assist with the maintenance and repair of heavy construction equipment, as well as mobile and stationary emergency generating equipment and systems. Performs and/or assists in the repair of a variety of automotive, light/medium and heavy equipment. This may include gas, diesel and hybrid vehicles such as cars, sport utility vehicles, pickups and trucks of varied size and configurations, graders, bulldozers, tractor-trailers, tankers, cranes and other construction-related heavy equipment. Learns and utilizes a Maintenance Management System (MMS) database necessary for work order, inventory control, fuel management, service records and regulatory entries. Supports the operational core of water and power reliability by effectively maintaining, repairing and improving the quality of fleet equipment and services for all core and supporting operations and maintenance functions, including shutdowns. Provides fleet equipment reliability, quality and efficiency through a mix of general predictive, preventive and corrective maintenance skills. Job Description: Performs and/or assists in predictive, preventive and corrective maintenance on a variety of fleet equipment ranging from automobiles to light/medium or heavy and specialty equipment that operate under normal and extreme conditions, and are necessary to support all of Metropolitan's ongoing operations and maintenance functions. Performs and/or assists in routine predictive, preventive, and corrective fleet maintenance including replacing consumable parts and items such as belts, filters, batteries, tires, brakes, exhaust and electrical components, chemicals/fluids, and lubricants. Both preventive and corrective repairs include fuel systems, chassis/strut and shock absorbing equipment; wheels and bearings; brakes, including hydraulic/pneumatic systems, brake systems; power trains; and complex and varied electrical/charging systems. Support safe and effective operation of vehicles and equipment. Performs and/or assists to diagnose and troubleshoot a variety of automotive light/medium or heavy fleet equipment problems and complete appropriate corrective action to eliminate malfunctions and ensure effective vehicle use to minimize vehicle down time. Performs and/or assists in the completion of PM and CM work on automotive light/medium or heavy equipment with varied power and drive train systems, hydraulic systems, fuel management systems, and auxiliary components including manual and computerized electronic controls and safety devices to provide equipment reliability. Performs and/or assists with mechanical and computerized PMs and CMs on mobile HVAC systems. 6. Performs and/or assist with predictive, preventive, and corrective fleet maintenance on emergency generation equipment including large-scale diesel and propane powered generators to ensure uninterrupted reliability of communications, treatment and conveyance systems (core operations). Performs and/or assist with the completion of vehicle emission and regulatory inspections and testing for all vehicles under State, Federal and local regulatory control, including air quality inspections/tests for standard fleet vehicles and emissions and may conduct opacity inspections for diesel equipment. 8. Performs and/or assist with diagnostic testing and troubleshooting using computerized electronic equipment to effectively read, interpret and record data from a wide range of components to assimilate and take the appropriate corrective or follow-up steps. Performs and/or assist with rebuilding automotive light/medium or heavy equipment components such as engines, transmissions, differentials, final drives and air brake systems. Will be required to repair and maintain fuel management systems, electrical systems, hydraulic braking systems and chassis components. Performs and/or assist with shop and road service calls for District vehicle emergencies and may perform basic repairs. Assist with advanced repairs to networked components, including networked systems such as supplemental inflatable restraints (airbags), antilock brake systems, control area networks (CAN) to ensure safety and operational systems function as designed. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. Certificates, licenses and registrations requirements: Employees in this position may be required to obtain and maintain the following certifications, licensing and registrations: Valid Driver's license from state of residency equivalent to a California Class A, B, and/or C with appropriate commercial license endorsements Certification from the South Coast Air Quality Management District in freon installation, automotive air conditioning and emissions (including CFC 12, Refrigerant recycling and service procedures) Emissions testing certification from the State of California ASE certification Education and Experience: High school diploma or GED in addition to a minimum of 2 years recent experience in an automotive light/medium or heavy equipment maintenance position. High school diploma or GED and attainment of skills through a recognized automotive light/medium or heavy equipment maintenance trade training program and/or applicable related experience within a industrial environment.