Fleet Mechanic

Posted 7 days ago

capitol helicoptersEmeryville (CA)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Capitol Helicopters Inc.is currently accepting resumes for a Fleet Mechanic. Qualified Candidates must have mechanical experience on gas and diesel vehicles. In addition to this experience, mechanics with a Commercial Drivers License is preferred. Capitol Helicopters Inc. offers competitive wages, rotational full time schedule options, and benefit packages that include medical, dental and company matched IRA retirement plans. Capitol Helicopters Inc. strives to provide a positive team environment, while focusing on industry innovations.

Job Requirements:

Must be 18 or older
High School Diploma or Equivalent
Must pass random drug/alcohol screening
Class C Driver's License or greaterCDL Preferred (California Driver License)
Employee must be able to lift and/or move up to 50lbs or more.
Previous Mechanic experience
Ability to organize, plan and execute projects with minimal supervision
Knowledge of maintenance and repair to light and heavy vehicles
Knowledge of hydraulic, electrical, drivetrain, powertrain systems

Fleet Mechanic Responsibilities:

Fleet Mechanic Reports Directly to the Fleet Manager
Safely performs maintenance, repairs, and inspections
Troubleshoot and repair or replace components

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