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Operator Apprentice 1

Fitzgerald, GA · On-site

$15.25 - $19.50/hr

... 1 • Competitive starting pay • On-the-job training and a • A culture that strongly believes in promoting from within • Medical • Dental • 401k • Life insurance • Disability • Paid ...

Operator Apprentice 1

Fitzgerald, GA

$15.25 - $19.50/hr

Benefits start Day 1 * Competitive starting pay * On-the-job training and a * A culture that strongly believes in promoting from within * Medical * Dental * 401k * Life insurance * Disability * Paid ...

IRA Carpenter Apprentice 1

Baton Rouge, LA · On-site

$16 - $21.25/hr

More information about this job Overview The Carpenter Helper will assist skilled craftsperson(s) by performing supportive duties as directed and will work under immediate supervision. Must have a ...

IRA Carpenter Apprentice 1

Baton Rouge, LA

$16 - $21.25/hr

More information about this job Overview The Carpenter Helper will assist skilled craftsperson(s) by performing supportive duties as directed and will work under immediate supervision. Must have a ...

Operator Apprentice 1

Fitzgerald, GA · On-site

$15.25 - $19.50/hr

... 1 • Competitive starting pay • On-the-job training and a • A culture that strongly believes in promoting from within • Medical • Dental • 401k • Life insurance • Disability • Paid ...

IRA Carpenter Apprentice 1

Baton Rouge, LA · On-site

$16 - $21.25/hr

Overview The Carpenter Helper will assist skilled craftsperson(s) by performing supportive duties as directed and will work under immediate supervision. Must have a general knowledge of carpentry and ...

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Automotive Technician Apprentice II - Automotive Tech Sr.

Beaumont, TX


Entergy

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$16.25 - $21/hr

Full-time

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Job description

Job Title: Automotive Technician Apprentice II - Automotive Tech Sr.

Work Place Flexibility: Onsite 

Legal Entity: Entergy Texas, Inc.-GTX 

**This position can be filled as an Automotive Technician Apprentice II, Automotive Tech or Automotive Technician Sr. depending on qualifying candidate's experience.**

JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

Perform all tasks and meet experience; special qualifications; and physical qualifications for the Automotive Technician Apprentice I and those listed for Apprentice 2 for all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment. Lead or assist in the more complex repairs and maintenance of all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment.Perform the following and related tasks with Class 3supervision and assist in more complicated task with qualified automotive hydraulic technician; qualified supervisor; qualified manufacturer or vendor representative (Ex: Altec; IT L).

Travel safely to jobsite in Entergy vehicle and work with customers to complete tasks with minimal interruption to line activity.

*Employee in this position will advance when applicable qualifications, experience, and special qualifications are met; along with completion of appropriate Skills Assessment

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN 2

Must be qualified to:

  1. Must be able to use diagnostic tool and schematics to identify and correct issues with electrical systems, engine, transmission, and aerial systems on all Entergy owned, leased, or rented equipment. General ability (not expert) to read codes and perform function tests and interpret results.
  2. Must possess basic automotive electrical knowledge and have ability to use DVOM (Digital Volt-Ohm Meter) for voltage, resistance, and continuity testing
  3. Make all necessary and routine repairs to internal combustion engines, exhaust systems, and emission control systems including use of manufacturer task specific tools. Example: Repairs to engine turbo, fuel injectors, EGR systems, etc.
  4. Make all chassis related repairs to steering and suspension systems
  5. Ability to search electronic sources to find information such as equipment identification info, inspection and repair procedures, fluid capacities, and torque specs. Ex: FLEET; Manufacturer websites; On-line manuals
  6. Ability to accurately use task specific mechanical tools. Ex; Torque wrench; Dial indicator; Dial caliper
  7. Ability to properly diagnose and repair automotive HVAC systems
  8. Basic cutting and welding and fabrication skills.
  9. Will be accompanied by Automotive Hydraulic Technician during off system storm response.  Will be requested to support off system storms as the need is required.  
  10.  

B. EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Must be able to use diagnostic tool and schematics to identify and correct issues with electrical systems, engine, transmission, and aerial systems on all Entergy owned, leased, or rented equipment. General ability (not expert) to read codes and perform function tests and interpret results.
  2. Must possess basic automotive electrical knowledge and have ability to use DVOM (Digital Volt-Ohm Meter) for voltage, resistance, and continuity testing
  3. Make all necessary and routine repairs to internal combustion engines, exhaust systems, and emission control systems including use of manufacturer task specific tools. Example: Repairs to engine turbo, fuel injectors, EGR systems, etc.
  4. Make all chassis related repairs to steering and suspension systems
  5. Ability to search electronic sources to find information such as equipment identification info, inspection and repair procedures, fluid capacities, and torque specs. Ex: FLEET; Manufacturer websites; On-line manuals
  6. Ability to accurately use task specific mechanical tools. Ex; Torque wrench; Dial indicator; Dial caliper
  7. Ability to properly diagnose and repair automotive HVAC systems
  8. Basic cutting and welding and fabrication skills.
  9. Will be accompanied by Automotive Hydraulic Technician during off system storm response.  Will be requested to support off system storms as the need is required.   

B. EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Must meet all qualifications, experience, and special qualifications for Automotive Technician Apprentice 1 
  2. Must have worked for at least two years, and qualified, as a Automotive Technician Apprentice 1, or have had equivalent experience in related work or have automotive or related certification from accredited institution.
  3. Must complete within 12 months: all manufacturer computer-based training as assigned by Fleet Management
  4. Must hold IFPS certification 
    1. Must become IFPS certified 
    2. New hires at Apprentice 2 level or above, must obtain IFPS certification within 6 months of employment. Company will pay for 2 certification attempts, and time involved . Employee may attempt as many times and as often as they choose at their own expense. Company will reimburse testing cost only for their passing attempt. (Contingent on scheduling availability.) Special consideration may be made for paying additional test attempts over the 3 (management decision).  5.   Must obtain automotive HVAC certification within 12 months through EPA approved source such as ASE or MACS

6. Will be required to complete manufacture bucket, digger and PDM training as classrooms are

C. PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Must be willing and able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.
  2. Must meet all equipment weight qualifications. Ex: Aerial bucket weight restrictions

D. PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Meet all personal qualifications for Apprentice 1 Tech position

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

Perform all tasks and meet experience; special qualifications; and physical qualifications for the Automotive Technician Apprentice 2 and those listed for Automotive Technician for all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment. Lead or assist in the more complex repairs and maintenance of all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment. Perform the following and related tasks with Class 3supervision with latitude for planning and laying out of work details. Assist with all tasks and development of less skilled employees. Willing to work with other qualified automotive technician; qualified supervisor; qualified manufacturer or vendor representative (Ex: Altec; ITL) Travel safely to jobsite in Entergy vehicle and work with customers to complete tasks with minimal interruption to line activity.

*Employee in this position will advance when applicable qualifications, experience, special qualifications, and personal qualifications are met; along with completion of appropriate Skills Assessment Must be qualified to:

  1. Must be able to find and use diagnostic tools and schematics to identify and correct issues with electronic systems, engine, transmission, and aerial systems on all Entergy owned, leased, or rented equipment. Expert ability in use of diagnostic tools for diagnosing and repairing vehicle and equipment systems.
  2. Must possess high automotive electrical knowledge and Expert use of DVOM for all vehicle and equipment diagnostic purposes

B. EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

  1. Must meet all qualifications, experience, and special qualifications for Automotive Technician Apprentice 2
  2. Must have worked at least 2 years and qualified as an Automotive Technician Apprentice 2 or have had equivalent experience in related work or have automotive or related certification from accredited institution.
  3. Complete understanding of automotive electrical and DVOM usage. Ability to find and understand electrical schematics; test and diagnose sensors, switches, and other circuit components
  4. Advanced understanding of internal combustion engines and emission control systems
  5. Advanced hydraulic understanding. Ability to research and understand hydraulic schematics 
  6. Will be required to complete manufacture bucket, digger and PDM training as classrooms are available.  

 C. PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS:

1. See Automotive Technician Apprentice 2

D. PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS: 

  1. Meet all personal qualifications for Apprentice 2 Tech position
  2. Be capable of assuming supervisory responsibilities
  3. Understand importance of always rendering and maintaining first class, courteous service

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN SR.

A. JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

Perform all tasks and meet experience; special qualifications; and physical qualifications for the Automotive Technician and those listed for Automotive Technician Sr for all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment. Lead or assist in the more complex repairs and maintenance of all Entergy owned, leased, and rented equipment. Perform the following and related tasks with Class 3 supervision with latitude for planning and laying out of work details. Assist with all tasks and development of less skilled employees. Willing to work with other qualified automotive hydraulic technician; qualified supervisor; qualified manufacturer or vendor representative (Ex: Altec; ITL) Travel safely to jobsite in Entergy vehicle and work with customers to complete tasks with minimal interruption to line activity.

Must be qualified to:

  1. Expertly navigate manufacturer websites for diagnostic and repair information
  2. Expertly diagnose and repair electrical systems, emission control systems, automotive HVAC systems, brake systems, suspension control systems, and hydraulic systems found of Entergy equipment

B. EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: 

  1. Must meet all qualifications, experience, and special qualifications for Automotive Hydraulic Technician 
  2. Must have worked at least 2 years and qualified as an Automotive Hydraulic Technician or have had equivalent experience in related work or have automotive or related certification from accredited institution.
  3. Expert understanding of internal combustion engines and emission control systems, and repair practices – demonstrate by ASE standards below.
    1. ASE certified in at least 3 of the following, or Master certified in A-Series or T-Series: T1-Gasoline Engines; T2-Diesel Engines; T4-Brakes; T6-Electrical/Electronic Systems; T7-HVAC; A6-Electrical/Electronic Systems; A7-HVAC; A8Engine Performance – Entergy will provide the latest and appropriate training material from ASE at no expense to the employee

i. A-Series will be accepted due to Light Duty technology (at time of this document) generally being more advanced than Medium Duty

    1. Company will pay for ASE certification and time involved for a total of 3 attempts per employee per test. Employee may attempt as many times and as often as they choose at their own expense. Company will reimburse testing cost only for their passing attempt if it is in excess of the 3 allowed attempts. If inside the 3 attempts, time will be reimbursed as well. Special consideration may be made for paying additional test attempts over the 3 (management decision). 
  1. Advanced understanding of hydraulic operations and repair practices – completed Altec bucket, digger and PDM training as Automotive Hydraulic Technician
  2. Certified in Arc or Mig or Aluminum welding through accredited institution   
    1. Company will pay for welding certification and time involved for a total of 3 attempts per employee. Employee may attempt as many times and as often as they choose at their own expense. Company will reimburse testing cost only for their passing attempt if it is in excess of the 3 allowed attempts. If inside the 3 attempts, time will be reimbursed as well.

Special consideration may be made for paying additional test attempts over the 3 (management decision).

C.  PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS: 

1. See Automotive Hydraulic Technician 

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