Bernco

Master Mechanic

Albuquerque, NM

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 13 days ago

OSHA

About the role

The Master Mechanic classification examines, diagnoses, inspects, repairs, replaces, and rebuilds mechanical and electrical components of general automotive, diesel, heavy-duty equipment and fire apparatus.
Provides technical assistance to all other mechanics as needed.
Checks brake systems, and repairs windshields.

Performs other preventive maintenance functions such as transmission, power steering and coolant flushes.
Delivers fuel to County equipment at County authorized job sites.
Performs cosmetic repairs such as bumper strengthening and vehicle decal installations, replacements and removals.
Diagnoses, services, and repairs drive train and hydraulic systems including the repair of hydraulic cylinders, repacking of seals and other hydraulic work.
Services, repairs, and replaces complete brake systems and perform major engine tune-ups.
Performs complete engine repair or replacement.
Performs in and out of frame overhauls.
Performs services and repairs of emergency vehicles; Fire Apparatus and/or Ambulances.
Master Mechanic's in the General Fleet shop, performs emission testing, by Voluntary Status.

Complete required supervisor training, if applicable.
Failure to obtain the required certification within the specified timeframe will lead to the termination of employment.
Employee may be required to own roll around, lockable toolbox with complete set of hand and air tools (at least ½" drive) needed to perform the job requirement.
Performs other required vehicle maintenance checks documenting all work assignments.
Conducts vehicle inspections, diagnoses, repairs, and replaces vehicle components such as bulbs, emergency lighting, batteries, headlights, equipment cutting blades as required.
Performs other job-related duties as required or assigned and assist all other levels of mechanics as required.

This listing is sourced directly from Bernco's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.