Fleet Maintenance Technician (Transfort)

Job Summary

The City of Fort Collins Fleet team is looking for a Fleet Maintenance Technician to support keeping our vehicles in good condition so that they are safe, reliable, and can stay on the road. This position will work at the Transfort Maintenance Facility with a team of technicians, fuelers, and drivers in an up-to-date, well-equipped shop. Our fleet includes 50+ transit buses, both Natural Gas and Electric, and about 30 standard fleet vehicles that run in all kinds of weather and conditions.

This position works a compressed work-week: Tuesday- Friday, 2:00pm-12:30am; this schedules earn 7.5% shift differential pay. Uniforms, safety shoes, and safety equipment are provided. CDL, relevant technology training, and licensing are provided if needed.

What qualifications are we looking for? Basic knowledge of automobile and/or truck repair and service. Ownership of basic vehicle repair tools like sockets, wrenches, and pliers. A valid driver's license and the ability to obtain a valid Commercial Driver's License (can be obtained during the first several months of employment). We invite you to apply today!

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The following duties and responsibilities are illustrative of the primary functions of this position and are not intended to be all inclusive.

• Diagnoses, repairs, and maintains all types of heavy and/or light duty equipment.
• Performs both routine maintenance of vehicles and major repairs.
• Prepare new vehicles for service including order specifications, installing components or special equipment.
• Provides customer service such as on-site service, after hours service, and special departmental requests for service.
• Provides information for bid specifications and job estimates.
• Researches part information, processes orders.
• May perform required annual tests on vehicles/mechanical equipment and prepare the appropriate documentation.
• Maintains or updates information on warranty repairs

Management Responsibilities

No