Fire Equipment Mechanic (Bc-11) [1 Vacancy]

"Where passion and quality unite – HFD Fire Equipment Mechanics"

• Diagnose motor knocks, noises, and mechanical failures.
• Repairs, overhauls, inspects and maintains major components including gasoline or diesel engines brake systems (air and hydraulic), heavy duty transmission and differentials, and front and rear axles and suspensions.
• Repairs portable and onboard battery chargers, portable power plants, troubleshooting electricals faults and wiring of electrical systems on fire apparatuses, heavy police vehicles and other automotive/heavy equipment
• Repairing and testing of centrifugal pumps, compressors, firefighting valves, and hydraulic systems on apparatuses and equipment used by HFD.
• Performs other duties related to mechanical work on fire apparatus and equipment, and other related duties as required.

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Applicable Experience: Experience in maintaining/repairing heavy vehicles, or commercial vehicle over 26,000 pounds (GCWR).

Applicable Skills:

• Knowledge of the theory and principles of the internal combustion engine.
• Knowledge of the principles of electricity as applied to the electrical systems of automotive equipment.
• Knowledge of the theory and principles of high-pressure positive displacement and centrifugal pumps.
• Knowledge of the use of hydraulic oil presses, lathes, gauges, gear or bearing pullers, sanding machines, spray guns, testing equipment and other mechanical implements used in the trade.
• Knowledge of occupational hazards and precautionary measures applicable to the trade, and the ability to plan, lay out and set up work.
• Ability to locate and adjust mechanical defects in gasoline and diesel driven automobile equipment.
• Ability to maintain and repair non-automotive equipment such as high-pressure rotary and centrifugal pumps, air compressors, etc.
• Ability to make repairs using modern tools, equipment and procedures, including welding and performing simple body and fender repairs.
• Ability to interpret and work from rough sketches, blueprints, or electrical schematics as well as from oral and written instructions.
• Ability to use computers, software, and diagnostic programs for engines, transmissions, OEM components, and brake systems.

• Current vacancies requires a valid Type 3/automobile driver's license and a State Department of Transportation medical examination certificate, prior to appointment.