Auto Mechanic

Overview

Maintain and repair fleet vehicles, equipment, and perform diagnostics.

Key Responsibilities

• preventive maintenance
• roadside assistance
• minor repairs
• equipment repair
• diagnostics
• data entry

Tasks

-Performs preventative maintenance to include engine tune ups, inspecting filters, adjusting fluids, replacing fluids and filters based on maintenance intervals or as needed, and conducting multi-point inspections to determine if other repairs are needed. -Provides outside support by providing roadside assistance, picking up and returning vehicles for service, perform tow truck activities, and taking vehicles/equipment for state inspections. -Performs minor repairs to include tire and wheel inspections, tire repairs/replacements, and rotations/balancing. Inspects, diagnoses, and repairs vehicles, emergency lighting, and vehicle accessory components as needed. -Perform inspections, diagnosis, and repair on equipment such as small landscape equipment, zero turn mowers, small tractors, pressure washers, herbicide/brine sprayers, air compressors, generators, arrow/message boards, wheel loaders, skid steers, backhoes, track loaders, crack sealing machines, light towers, sand spreaders, snowplows, and all types of trailers. -Assists with overall fleet services by answering the phone, providing information, and completing data entry in the NTTA Maintenance Management System. -Performs major repairs such as internal engine repair, engine block changes, transmission changes, driveline repair, and differential repair/replacement. Performs in-depth diagnostics and repairs of vehicle systems such as engine sensors, electrical, steering and suspension, cooling, HVAC, and brakes by utilizing diagnostic tools and resources. -Maintains the fleet work area by cleaning all bays, removing trash and debris, sweeping/mopping floors, and properly disposing of all supplies and used materials.

Requirements

• cdl a
• cdl b
• cdl c
• 1-3 yrs
• associate degree

What You Bring

-Ability to obtain class “A” CDL within 12 months of obtaining class “B” CDL -Class “A” CDL -Valid class “C” driver’s license -Class “B” CDL -1 – 3 years’ experience -Valid Texas class “C” driver’s license -Associate’s degree or technical equivalent -Ability to obtain class “B” CDL within 12 months of hire

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Benefits

-$2,000 Retention Bonus***

About North Texas Tollway Authority

-Enhances transportation through the development and operation of toll roads. -Manages key tollways and expressways in the North Texas area. -Oversees infrastructure projects aimed at reducing traffic congestion and improving mobility. -Developed major toll roads, including the President George Bush Turnpike and the Sam Rayburn Tollway. -Invests in cutting-edge technologies like electronic toll collection to enhance travel experiences. -Focuses on improving the efficiency of the regional transportation network. -Contributes to the economic growth of the North Texas region by providing reliable transport options. -Integrates sustainable road management practices to ensure long-term infrastructure viability.

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