Overhaul and rebuild diesel engines, transmissions, differentials, brake systems and other major components by repair and replacement of parts; Repair and rebuild generators, alternators and all other electrical components utilizing testing devices and machine equipment, as required; Perform general tune-ups utilizing diagnostic equipment; Make roadside repairs as required; Repair and replace seats, glass, sheet metal, latches and other body components and assemblies; Change oil and filters; install antifreeze and snow chains; repair tires; adjust brakes; lubricate chassis, wheel bearings and other assemblies, as required; Operate battery chargers, valve re-facing and reseating machines, compression gauges, torque wrenches, welding equipment, grinders, reamers, hoists, jacks, presses, air wrenches, small lathes, and other equipment for performing repair and maintenance of motor vehicles; Assist in cleaning and organizing the shop, parts room and other maintenance facilities; Drive on existing bus runs as need requires. Minimum Qualifications: High school graduate or equivalent; Class "B" CDL with P and S endorsements preferred; Completion of a recognized apprenticeship as an automotive/diesel technician, full journeyman status as an automotive technician, ASA certification or a minimum of four years' applicable work experience of any equivalent combination of experience and training; WV State Inspection Certification preferred; Experience in repair and maintenance of heavy duty and diesel vehicles and special vehicular equipment; Ability to maintain accurate bus repair and other records; Ability to identify, diagnose, and repair vehicle malfunctions; Knowledge and use of transportation systems and software (currently includes Zonar and camera systems) Ability to communicate with staff, peers and students; Ability to understand job functions in relationship to school district needs; Ability to work under pressure; Be in good physical condition; Required to provide basic hand tools up to 1 inch and toolbox.