Mechanic

JOB SUMMARY:

The primary purpose of the Mechanic position is to analyze malfunctions and repair, rebuild, and maintain automobiles, trucks, and construction equipment with the utmost regard for safety.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Evaluate information from written or verbal sources regarding vehicle/heavy equipment problems, analyze malfunctions, identify necessary parts to perform repair, repair/rebuild, and test equipment following repair.
• Maintain automobiles, trucks, vans, and construction equipment.
  • Track and update maintenance schedule.
  • Document maintenance performed and parts or materials used.
• Examine parts for damage or excessive wear using micrometers and gauges.
• Replace defective engines and subassemblies such as transmissions.
• Test overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency.
• Weld broken parts and structural members.
• Tune automotive vehicle engines to ensure efficient operation.
• Clean and maintain test equipment and recording devices.
• Complete Safety Inspections of vehicles and equipment and perform DOT inspections.
• Work in a constant state of alertness, in a safe manner and have a good attitude towards safety and willing to complete JHA's.
• Assist in shop maintenance and cleaning daily.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Five to ten years of construction equipment repairs on Cat & Case equipment.
• Five or more years working with hydraulic systems.
• Five or more years working on electrical systems.
• Proven experience performing work that requires mechanical aptitude.
• ASE certified in Tests A1 - A8 or equivalent education.
• Must be self-directed, able to perform in a multitask environment, and able to effectively contribute individually, or as part of a team.
• Must possess Class A Alaska Commercial Driver's License and be qualified to operate a vehicle under the conditions of the ENSTAR's Driving Policy.
• Ability to pass a drug, background, and driving record screening.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

• Good verbal and written communication skills; ability to effectively interact with individuals within and outside of ENSTAR. Specifically, the ability to communicate with others to evaluate problems and to explain vehicle/equipment status in an understandable manner.
• Ability, knowledge, and agility necessary to complete installations and/or repairs.
• Use diagnostic scanners such as -Cat ET, Ford IDS and GM GDS software.
• Ability to learn and understand ENSTAR's Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Maintain skills as technology advances.

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

• Must maintain a positive work atmosphere through effective interactions and communications with co-workers, customers, and management.
• Must maintain a safe environment for co-workers, customers, and the public through adherence to established safety standards and timely reporting of potential hazards.
• Must adhere to ENSTAR's policies and procedures related to the code of business ethics, compliance, responsible use of assets, and all applicable state and federal laws.
• Manuel dexterity
• Consult with other mechanics as needed to find best solution to the problem.

PHYSICAL EFFORT:

Occasionally

Continuously

Frequently

1. Sitting

x

2. Standing

x

3. Walking

x

4. Bending Over

x

5. Crawling

x

6. Climbing

x

7. Reaching Overhead

x

8. Crouching

x

9. Kneeling

x

10. Balancing

x

11. Pushing or pulling

x

12. Talking

x

13. Repetitive use of hands/arms

x

14. Repetitive use of legs

x

15. Grasping

x

16. Lifting

x

10lbs or less

x

11 to 25 lbs

x

26 to 50 lbs.

x

51 to 75 lbs

76 to 100 lbs

Over 100lbs

17. Carrying

10lbs or less

x

11 to 25 lbs

x

26 to 60 lbs

x

51 to 75 lbs

76 to 100lbs

Over 100lbs

18. Eye/hand coordination

x

19. Fine Manipulation

x

VISUAL ACUITY:

Occasionally

Continuously

Frequently

1. Close vision (clear at 20 "or less)

x

2. Distance vision (clear at 20' or more)

x

3. Color vision (ability to identify and distinguish colors)

x

4 Peripheral vision (ability to observe an area that can be seen up and down or to the left and right while

eyes are fixed on a given point)

x

5. Depth perception (three-dimensional vision, ability to judge distances and spatial relationships)

x

6. Ability to adjust focus (ability to adjust the eye to bring an object into sharp focus)

x

7. No special vision requirements

MENTAL EFFORT:

Occasionally

Continuously

Frequently

1. Thinking analytically

x

2. Communication

Using effective verbal communication

x

Using effective written communication

x

3. Handling stress & emotions

x

4. Concentrating on tasks

x

5. Discriminating colors

x

6. Remember details

x

7. Making decisions

x

8. Adjusting to changes

x

9. Examining/observing details

x

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS:

Occasionally

Continuously

Frequently

1. Inside

x

Hot/Heat

x

Cold