Mechanic (Office)

Under the supervision of a certified shop leader or qualified employee, the mechanic will work on vehicles, performing tasks such as repairs, modifications, and fabrication. Daily assignments, which may include one or more routine job functions, are provided by the shop leader. Mechanics may be assigned to a single routine job function for an entire workday or workweek.

Routine Job Functions:

• Mechanic: Uses standard tools to repair company equipment.
• Fabrication: Modifies or fabricates repairs using shop equipment.
• Driver: Conducts road tests to ensure repairs are successful.
• Janitor: Sweeps and cleans the shop to maintain safety.
• Clerical Worker: Completes paperwork, manages inventory, orders parts, and answers phone calls.

Job Requirements:

• Lifting: Occasionally (1 to 50 pounds) Can be assigned to lift only light loads or will be given assistance to avoid lifting as necessary.
• Carrying: Rarely (1 to 50 pounds). Picks up tools and vehicle parts (i.e., new and used) and carries them to install or throw into dumpster. Can be assigned to lift only light loads or will be given assistance to avoid lifting as necessary.
• Standing: Continuously
• Walking: Frequent (Outdoors)
• Sitting: Rarely
• Stooping: Occasionally
• Kneeling: Occasionally
• Pushing: Rarely
• Pulling: Occasionally
• Climbing: Occasionally
• Crawling: Rarely
• Crouching/Stooping/Kneeling: Occasionally

Rarely = less than 10%

Occasionally = up to 33%

Frequently = up to 66%

Continuously = from 67% to 100%