Transit Technician (Mechanic) Transit Technician (Mechanic)

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western management groupLas Vegas (NV)

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$39,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Transit Technician Starting salary: $20.00 per hour, rising to $20.50 after passing required certification (approx. 6 months).
Responsibilities: Perform corrective and preventative maintenance, inspections, repairs, and adjustments to all train “monorail” systems and components of an electronic, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic nature Repair or replace defective parts utilizing manuals, drawings, specs, or other written or verbal instructions. Applies technical knowledge of electronic principles to solve problems using diagrams, schematics, engineering data and test equipment
Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent 2 years of electronic and/or mechanical experience, or equivalent technical school training Must have excellent electronics and mechanical troubleshooting skills Ability to maintain detailed records of troubleshooting and repairs Ability to work holidays and weekends Valid Nevada driver's license Must be highly dependable Must be able to communicate in written and spoken English (for safety reasons) Ability to work day/swing/night shift Employees are eligible for: Annual merit raise Holiday pay, at time and a half Great working environment!
Benefits: Heavily subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance Short-term and long-term disability (offered at no cost to the employee) Life insurance (offered at no cost to the employee) 401(k) plan 19 days paid time off 11 paid holidays Uniform provided MUST BE ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY PASS A CRIMINAL AND EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND CHECK, AS WELL AS A DRUG TEST. EOE

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