Fleet Specialist III (260 Days)

Under general supervision, perform advanced-level diagnosis, maintenance, and repair of school buses and other district fleet vehicles. Ensure vehicles are maintained in a safe, reliable, and serviceable condition in accordance with district procedures and applicable federal and state requirements. Provide technical guidance to other mechanics and operate school buses or district vehicles as needed.
• Perform advanced diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on school buses and light-, medium-, and heavy-duty district vehicles.
• Diagnose, repair, and install components on diesel, gasoline, propane, hybrid, and electric-powered vehicles.
• Inspect, diagnose, and repair engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, charging systems, and electronic control systems.
• Diagnose and repair transmissions, drivetrains, differentials, steering systems, suspensions, axles, and related components.
• Inspect, service, and repair air, hydraulic, and anti-lock braking systems in accordance with applicable safety requirements.
• Diagnose and repair exhaust, emissions, and after-treatment systems, including diesel particulate filters and selective catalytic reduction systems.
• Service and repair vehicle heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
• Perform preventive maintenance, safety inspections, and required repairs according to established schedules and manufacturer specifications.
• Use diagnostic software, scan tools, electronic testing equipment, technical manuals, and schematics to identify and resolve mechanical and electrical problems.
• Conduct road tests and operational checks to verify vehicle performance and confirm that repairs have been completed safely and correctly.
• Respond to vehicle breakdowns, accidents, emergencies, and after-hours service calls; perform roadside repairs or coordinate vehicle recovery when necessary.
• Complete work orders, inspection forms, parts requests, maintenance records, and other documentation accurately and within established timelines.
• Maintain tools, equipment, assigned work areas, and service vehicles in a clean, safe, and serviceable condition.
• Provide technical assistance and on-the-job guidance to entry- and journey-level mechanics; assist with complex repairs and quality-control inspections.
• Operate school buses and other district vehicles as required and perform other duties assigned by the Fleet Maintenance Supervisor or Fleet Director.

Under general supervision, perform advanced-level diagnosis, maintenance, and repair of school buses and other district fleet vehicles. Ensure vehicles are maintained in a safe, reliable, and serviceable condition in accordance with district procedures and applicable federal and state requirements. Provide technical guidance to other mechanics and operate school buses or district vehicles as needed.
• Perform advanced diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on school buses and light-, medium-, and heavy-duty district vehicles.
• Diagnose, repair, and install components on diesel, gasoline, propane, hybrid, and electric-powered vehicles.
• Inspect, diagnose, and repair engines, fuel systems, electrical systems, charging systems, and electronic control systems.
• Diagnose and repair transmissions, drivetrains, differentials, steering systems, suspensions, axles, and related components.
• Inspect, service, and repair air, hydraulic, and anti-lock braking systems in accordance with applicable safety requirements.
• Diagnose and repair exhaust, emissions, and after-treatment systems, including diesel particulate filters and selective catalytic reduction systems.
• Service and repair vehicle heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
• Perform preventive maintenance, safety inspections, and required repairs according to established schedules and manufacturer specifications.
• Use diagnostic software, scan tools, electronic testing equipment, technical manuals, and schematics to identify and resolve mechanical and electrical problems.
• Conduct road tests and operational checks to verify vehicle performance and confirm that repairs have been completed safely and correctly.
• Respond to vehicle breakdowns, accidents, emergencies, and after-hours service calls; perform roadside repairs or coordinate vehicle recovery when necessary.
• Complete work orders, inspection forms, parts requests, maintenance records, and other documentation accurately and within established timelines.
• Maintain tools, equipment, assigned work areas, and service vehicles in a clean, safe, and serviceable condition.
• Provide technical assistance and on-the-job guidance to entry- and journey-level mechanics; assist with complex repairs and quality-control inspections.