RESPONSIBILITIES

This position ensures that the image of our company is reflected in the appearance and 

condition of our equipment and facilities. The Mechanic is to maintain our high standards of 

safety and extend the life of our assets. 

Essential Functions

 Inspect, adjust, realign, repair and drive vehicle to test brakes, align wheels, tighten bolts and screws and reassemble equipment to keep vehicles repaired, safe and in good working condition. 

 Perform routine preventative maintenance on vehicles, equipment and machinery. 

 Lookup and understand manufacturer’s specifications, technical bulletins, service or repair manuals. 

 Follow vehicle repair procedures. 

 Report discrepancies and safety hazards on all vehicles and properties on the appropriate forms. 

 Accurately produce reports and other departmental documents to HTA and DOT standards in a timely manner. 

 Order necessary parts for repairs. 

 Assist Maintenance Manager and Lead Mechanics. 

 Learn from Maintenance Manager and Lead mechanic in order to acquire additional ASE certifications. 

 Perform facilities repairs and maintenance. 

 Keep the immediate work area neat and clean. 

 Maintain a safe working environment, place unused tools and equipment in designated areas. 

 Follow procedures to fuel vehicles. 

 Follow procedures to park vehicles. 

 Consistently pass a DOT physical and random drug testing. 

 Must pass annual MVR check. 

 Keep ASE Certifications current. 

 Requires on-your-feet routine physical activity. 

 Regular attendance and punctuality in proper attire are required. 

Equipment To Be Used

 Use hand tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, pressure gauges, and precision instruments, as well as power tools such as pneumatic wrenches, lathes, welding equipment, and jacks and hoists. 

 Required to wear protective or safety equipment. 

Working Environment

The noise level in the garage environment is usually moderate to very loud and can be 

distracting or uncomfortable. The garage and outside work environment is subject to a 

range of temperatures and humidity. Outside work environment is subject to a range weather.

The work environment requires working in cramped work spaces and getting into awkward positions 

that may or may not be well lighted. The work environment includes

exposures to hazardous equipment, hazardous conditions and minor burns and cuts. 

Essential Physical Requirements

 Ability to bend or twist. 

 Ability to walk and run. 

 Ability to kneel, crouch, stoop or crawl. 

 Ability to use hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tool or controls. 

 Ability to stand. 

 Ability to work in cramped spaces. 

 Ability to work lying on back under a vehicle. 

 Ability to lift, lower and carry items that typically weigh 25 – 50 pounds varying distances. 

 Ability to lift, lower and carry up to 75 pounds with assistance. 

 Ability to do repetitive movement. 

 Ability to ascend and descend stairs. 

 Ability to traverse all areas of the operation, vehicles and public areas. 

Qualifications

 High school graduate or equivalent preferred. 

 Completion of an automotive training program. 

 Vocational or technical school preferred. 

 ASE Certifications preferred: Auto Brakes and Preventative Maintenance Inspection. 

 Valid District of Colombia, Virginia or Maryland CDL Class B with airbrake endorsement 

with acceptable driving record for past three years. (Will train to acquire a CDL. Must 

obtain a CDL in two attempts.) 

Other Requirements

 Must pass pre-employment, MVR/background check and substance abuse testing. 

 Valid DOT physical required. 

 Must supply own hand tools and toolboxes. Tools must meet or exceed minimum tool list.