EVT Fire Apparatus Technician ' Heavy Duty Diesel Technician

Roles and responsibilities

• Inspect, repairs, and replaces components as required.
• Performs repairs and servicing of equipment components I.E light towers, air and electric cord reels, eject (air and electric) and auxiliary charging systems.
• Repairs not limited to pumps and related items for, Waterous, Hale, Darley, Akron, Elkhart. Electrical systems, foam systems, generators and 12V/110v/220v lighting and electrical systems.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and Test fire apparatus pumps in accordance with NFPA testing standards; testing all pumps following repair before returning to service.
• Thoroughly understand and Complete preventive maintenance inspections, servicing, and correcting discrepancies according to manufacturer guidelines, maintenance policies, directives, and advisories.
• Completes work order documents including descriptive outlines, noting time, parts, and supplies used.
• Verifies working order of equipment after servicing is complete with a desire to ensure 0% comeback rates.
• Aids lower-level mechanics with diagnosis and technical issues.
• May require to work on other vehicle types based on shop flow.

  Benefits

  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance with a partially company funded HSA
  • 401k program with a 10% employer match
  • Up to a $2,000.00/year stipend for retaining EVT Certifications (paid annually)
  • Paid Time Off
  • Monthly Bonus Program
  • Uniforms
  • Paid testing certifications ASE, EVT
  • Paid training (when applicable to the job description)
  • Differential paid when RV repair work is required $5.00 per hour

  Pay

  Pay Ranges from $30-$45+ per hour based on experience