Mechanic Technician - 2026-27 Transportation
About the role
To support student achievement by performing highly skilled and technical work in the field of diagnosing and repairing vehicular equipment for school transportation and District vehicles. This is an advanced level position in the Mechanic series. As a Mechanic Technician, you will be required to have knowledge of the advanced repair methods of automotive, medium duty and heavy‑duty vehicles. You will also be required to be proficient in the use of tools, shop equipment, and welding equipment used in the maintenance and repair of vehicles and other equipment. You will also be required to locate, diagnose, and repair defects in vehicles and other equipment while maintaining exceptional customer service.
Responsibilities
- Perform preventative maintenance inspections and services
- Diagnose and repair/replace transmissions
- Service spring bushings and king pins
- Repair emission systems
- Use tools, shop equipment, and welding equipment for maintenance and repair
- Locate, diagnose, and repair defects in vehicles and other equipment
- Maintain exceptional customer service
Requirements
- Provide your own hand tools
- Possess or be able to obtain a valid Class B Oregon driver’s license with applicable endorsements
- Ability to obtain and maintain the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) certification for bus inspection
- Obtain and maintain a Master School Bus Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) rating
- Obtain and maintain EPA 609 Motor Vehicle A/C Certification (proper use of refrigerants, recovery, recycling, reclamation)
Pay
Hourly range: $29.49 – $37.67
Schedule
8 hours per day, 260 days per year; classified position; permanent status.