Inspects, maintains and repairs the District's vehicle fleet and equipment including but not limited to gasoline, diesel, hybrid, hybrid-electric, compressed natural gas, and propane powered automobiles, light to heavy duty trucks and construction equipment; interacts with customers to identify operational and drivability issues to aid in diagnostics; uses scan tools, digital multi-meter and manufacturer-specific software to identify and diagnose problems with vehicle systems, including engine, transmission, transfer-cases, differentials, hydraulic/air brakes, suspension systems, hydraulic systems, electrical systems and truck-mounted equipment such as generators, welders, sandblasting equipment, cranes, vacuum systems, valve turning equipment and air compressors; identifies parts, labor costs and time requirements for repairs; reviews costs and time requirements with supervisor to determine the cost effectiveness of repair vs. Ability to: Diagnose, service, maintain and repair a wide variety of gasoline, diesel, hybrid, hybrid-electric, compressed natural gas and propane powered automobiles, light to heavy duty trucks and construction equipment; use scan tools, manufacturer diagnostic software, digital multi-meters, manufacturer manuals, other equipment service information and operator input to proficiently diagnose vehicle and equipment system problems and estimate repair costs and time; safely use and maintain shop hand tools, power tools, equipment and machinery; use independent judgment and initiative in organizing work and setting priorities; evaluate alternatives and recommend proper courses of action; follow oral and written instructions; establish and maintain effective working relationships with those encountered in the course of the work.