To provide for the maintenance and repair of GreyStone Power Fleet vehicles and equipment in a safe and proper operating condition.
*2nd Shift Hours - Monday - Thursday 2p-10:30p and Friday 9a-5:30p
Mechanic I
Performs frequent & periodic inspections to Light, Medium and Heavy-Duty vehicles and Electric Utility Equipment as part of the preventive maintenance program as directed.
Identifies maintenance or repair needs with vehicles and equipment and makes the necessary mechanical repairs as directed.
Performs preventative maintenance service work on all Light, Medium and Heavy-Duty vehicles and equipment including changing oil, lubrication, tire work, brake repair, etc.
Performs Annual DOT inspections to Medium and Heavy-Duty trucks, air and electric brake trailers as directed, providing required documentation for files and vehicles.
Makes minor road service calls when necessary.
Performs repairs to electronic systems as directed.
Replaces engine and equipment components as directed.
Tunes engines and performs 5 gas exhaust emissions analysis to LP gas powered equipment.
Performs minor welding and fabrication as necessary: safely operating gas and arc welding equipment.
Checks for presence of all necessary parts and materials before beginning repair or rebuild work, requisitioning missing parts and material for timely purchase.
Performs complete operational testing of light and medium duty vehicles and equipment complying with all safety standards and manufacturer’s instructions before completion.
Prepares written record of all maintenance and repairs performed, carefully completing time sheets, service order forms, and any other document required to properly record work.
Maintains personal tools as required.
Maintains a neat and orderly work area.
Assists with receiving parts and material, placing material in stockroom and disposing of shipping and packing material.
Mechanic II
Performs frequent & periodic inspections to Light, Medium and Heavy-Duty vehicles and Electric Utility Equipment as part of the preventive maintenance program.
Performs Annual DOT inspections to Medium and Heavy-Duty trucks, air and electric brake trailers, providing required documentation for files and vehicles.
Makes breakdown road service and wreck recovery calls when necessary.
Performs diagnostics and repairs to electronic systems using scan tools and test meters as directed.
Performs diagnostics and repairs to hydraulic systems, fabricating hose assemblies and rebuilding hydraulic cylinders as directed.
Replaces engines, transmissions and drive train components as directed.
Performs welding and fabrication as necessary: safely operating gas and arc welding equipment.
Performs Monthly, Annual and Major Maintenance Interval Inspections, Dielectric Testing and Re-certifications on Aerial Devices and Digger Derrick trucks as directed.
Performs complete equipment teardown Rebuilds on Aerial Devices and Digger Derricks boom assemblies as directed.
Checks for presence of all necessary parts and materials before beginning repair or rebuild work, ordering or requisitioning missing parts and material for timely purchase.
Performs complete operational testing of light, medium and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment complying with all safety standards and manufacturer’s instructions before completion.
Assists with ordering and receiving parts and material, placing material in stockroom and disposing of shipping and packing material.
Provides input in the preparation of service quotations when requested.
Provides technical assistance to Mechanic-I's
Coordinates the repair of vehicles by outside vendors as directed.
Receives after hour trouble calls from crew members and performs emergency repairs.
Coordinates wrecker or towing services.
24. Recommends the replacement of GreyStone vehicles.
Mechanic III
Identifies maintenance or repair needs with vehicles and equipment and makes the necessary mechanical repairs.
Performs diagnostics and repairs to electronic systems using scan tools and test meters.
Performs diagnostics and repairs to hydraulic systems, fabricating hose assemblies and rebuilding hydraulic cylinders.
Rebuilds or replaces engines, transmissions and drive train components.
Performs structural welding and fabrication as necessary: proficiently operating gas and arc welding equipment.
Performs Monthly, Annual and Major Maintenance Interval Inspections, Dielectric Testing and Re-certifications on Aerial Devices and Digger Derrick trucks.
Performs complete equipment teardown Rebuilds on Aerial Devices and Digger Derricks boom assemblies.
Performs Aerial Device and Digger Derrick equipment assembly transfers to new chassis cabs.
Modifies chassis wheelbase as needed to accommodate equipment transfers.
Provides technical assistance to Mechanic-I's & II's.
Coordinates the repair of vehicles by outside vendors as directed
Recommends the replacement of GreyStone vehicles.
High school Diploma or GED.
Requires 5 years of experience in vehicle maintenance and mechanic work, or 3 years as a Mechanic I at GreyStone Power.
Must have the ability to operate vehicle shop equipment.
Must have physical dexterity to handle a variety of mechanical tools.
Experience in medium/heavy truck mechanics and equipment hydraulic systems preferred.
Must possess or acquire one “Master” level tested certification. (e.g., Technical College Diploma, ASE Master, Fluid Power, AWS Welding, or equivalents.)
Must possess or acquire DOT Inspection Certification and a valid Georgia Commercial Driver’s License.
Must satisfactorily pass GreyStone Power’s employment/DOT physical examination, criminal background and required drug screen.
Requires eight years’ experience in vehicle maintenance and mechanic work; or three years as a Mechanic II at GreyStone Power.
Must have the physical dexterity to handle a variety of mechanical tools.
Must have two “Master” level tested certifications. (e.g.; Technical College Diploma, ASE Master, Fluid Power, AWS Welding, or equivalents.)
Requires DOT Inspection Certification and a valid Georgia Commercial Driver’s License.
General truck shop environment, working while standing most of the day.
Requires lifting, pulling, and pushing 50 to 150 pounds multiple times per day.
Climbing on trucks and equipment, bending, kneeling, and reaching with hands and arms, levering with large wrenches and pry bars.
Exposed to exhaust fumes, sanding dust, paint fumes and other garage related chemicals.
Some field work in mud, rain, and snow as needed to repair vehicles or equipment that have broken down.
Requires the flexibility to be called to work in company defined disaster situations. Could be required to work any shift.
