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The City of Canton Heavy Duty Auto Mechanic III Emergency Vehicle Technician OMJST in Canton, Ohio

S-1165-5

Job Title: Heavy Duty Auto Mechanic III/ Emergency Vehicle Technician - OMJST

Worksite Location: Canton, Ohio 44702

Number of Openings: 2

How to Apply:

APPLY DIRECT to the City of Canton:

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Apply Online: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cantonohio

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Please mention OhioMeansJobs Stark or Tuscarawas when applying to this employer.

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Salary Range: $21.82 - $28.55 Hourly

*ANNOUNCEMENT: If you do not currently have your CDL, the City will pay for the training needed in order to obtain it. *

Benefits: Employment with the City of Canton comes with a full array of benefits.  We offer comprehensive health insurance, longevity pay, paid vacations, paid holidays, a retirement plan, sick time, and personal holidays.

Applicants must apply at governmentjobs.com.  Applicants must submit a copy of a valid photo ID, and any other pertinent documentation related to this position.

GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES:

The Heavy-Duty Mechanic / Emergency Vehicle Technician performs skilled mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of all apparatus and equipment assigned to the Fire Department. The individual shall respond to major alarm fires as needed and assist in non-suppression work. An employee in this classification shall maintain a constant check on the condition of the apparatus at the scene. The individual may be required to deliver any supplies that are needed at the scene (i.e., fuel, coolant, lubricants, air tanks, and auxiliary equipment). The individual works under the supervision of the Fire Chief, the Staff Division Chief, or a designee.  

*DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS: *

Must possess a thorough knowledge of automotive and heavy-duty truck repair and maintenance in order to perform the duties of a full journeyman Heavy Duty Mechanic and certified Emergency Vehicle Technician. Must have a thorough knowledge of Fire Department apparatus and equipment. Performs physical activity, including walking, bending, and stooping to repair vehicles. Ability to lift and move necessary automotive equipment. 

*EXAMPLES OF WORK: *

Diagnoses all mechanical and operational difficulties of vehicles. Repairs defects. Replaces worn and broken parts. Cleans fuel and cooling systems, including carburetors and radiators. Regulates timing. Makes proper adjustments to maintain vehicles in proper operating conditions. Repairs and/or replaces all electrical equipment, such as generators, alternators, starters, distributors, ignition systems, wiring, lighting, and other electrical work that makes the vehicle operate properly. Conducts road tests of vehicles after repair noting the performance of the engine, transmission (automatic or standard), clutch, brakes, and other component parts, with the repairs and safety factors, checked to satisfaction. Operates standard testing equipment used in modern garages. Repairs air conditioning systems. Straightens, welds, and fabricates metal as needed. Does body and paintwork as assigned. Does any carpentry work as needed on vehicles and/or equipment. Performs all other duties such as oil change, lubrication, tire changing, and minor running repairs. Performs mechanical tasks in the maintenance and rebuilding of fire pumps, ladders, hydraulic ladders, water towers, aerial platforms, hose reels, relief valves, water valves, pressure governors, flow meters, foam eductors, foam equipment, auxiliary coolers, drain systems, water tanks, remote control nozzles, hydraulic systems, and power converters. Performs small engine repairs o

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