Equipment Tech Helper (2nd Shift)

Overview

Assist technicians with vehicle maintenance, transport, and record-keeping duties.

Key Responsibilities

• preventive maintenance
• vehicle inspection
• shop tooling
• fmis entry
• vehicle transport
• technician assistance

Tasks

-Performing preventive/corrective maintenance and inspecting all light/medium/heavy duty vehicles and components (see equipment list) using a variety of shop equipment and tooling. -Providing full assistance to the Auto/Heavy Equipment Technicians including vehicle transport, operation, and records requiring information into the Fleet Management Information System (FMIS).

Requirements

• cdl-class a
• n endorsement
• high school
• ase a5
• ase t4
• ase t8

What You Bring

MSD is filling an Equipment Tech Helper (2nd Shift) About Louisville MSD -Must obtain a CDL-Class A with N endorsement within 6 months. -High School Diploma or GED; one or more years of experience in the automotive or truck maintenance field or completion of one year of vocational training in an automotive or diesel program; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted. -Must have safe work and driving habits. -Must obtain ASE Certifications in A5, T4, and T8 within 6 months of meeting minimum ASE experience requirements of 2 years. -Uniforms are provided by MSD. -Must possess a valid driver’s license.

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Benefits

● Basic/Supplemental Life Insurance ● Tuition Assistance up to $5,250 per fiscal year. ● Retirement savings plans ● Short-Term Disability ● Personal Action and Critical Illness Plans (VOYA) ● Paid Time Off (Personal/Vacation, Holidays, Parental Leave) ● Full Benefits (Health, Vision, Dental) ● Salary: $31.06 Hourly ● Long-Term Disability -Second shift assignments are provided shift differential pay.

About Louisville Msd

-Works year‑round as a combined wastewater, stormwater/drainage and flood‑protection agency. -Manages and upgrades treatment plants, sewer and flood‑pumping systems, and floodwalls. -Driving a multi‑billion‑dollar Consent Decree program targeting sewer overflows. -Earned national awards for community outreach, including an engineering campus partnership. -Launched unusual initiatives—from student engineering curricula to reclaiming park‑land for tunnels.

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