Repairs, services, inspects, and diagnoses components such as: engines, transmissions, after-treatment exhaust systems, brakes, clutches, radiators, electrical/electric components, HVAC components, hydraulic system components, pumps, bearings, steering, suspension, axles, differentials, and sub systems for automobiles, trucks, trailers, motorcycles, off-road equipment, pumps, generators, and other mechanical equipment; Performs basic general preventative maintenance care to vehicles and equipment including changing oil filters, lubricating chassis, replacing belts, hoses, tires, and other for diesel, internal combustion, and hybrid engines; Performs basic general preventative maintenance on electric engine vehicles to include software updates, brakes, and tires; Follows checklists to ensure all critical parts are examined; Reads and interprets diagnostic test results to identify mechanical problems; Performs emergency road and tire repairs in all weather conditions; Maintains records of inspections, test results, work performed, and parts used in the automated vehicle maintenance system; Attends fleet specific and safety training; Maintains awareness of new trends and technologies in the field of automotive repair; Cleans vehicles and equipment, neatly storing tools and parts, properly discarding old/unused parts, sweeps areas, and collecting and empties trash as needed; Follows all environmental regulations, and disposing of chemicals, trash, etc. in designated areas; Recycles when required. Knowledge of methods and tools commonly used by journey level service technicians in the repair and maintenance of automotive and industrial equipment; Knowledge of the occupational hazards and safety precautions of the trade; Mechanical skills to be familiar with engine components and systems and know how they interact with each other; Troubleshooting skills to diagnose mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs to a wide variety of automotive and industrial equipment; Basic keyboarding skills; Ability to use tools and test equipment pertinent to the trade; Ability to perform duties requiring manual dexterity, such as lifting, reaching, stooping, bending, and crawling and working in tiring and uncomfortable positions; Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions; Ability to test-drive vehicles and equipment; Ability to read and comprehend relevant documents; Ability to work cooperatively with others.