- Date Published: July, 17, 2025
- Contact Name: Heather Nichols
- Phone: 5757582258
- Email: hnichols@kitcarson.com
Job Description
As a Mechanic for KCEC you will perform repairs, services, and maintain vehicles and other tools and equipment necessary to the Cooperative, Internet, and Propane’s operations.
What You’ll Do:
- Perform scheduled routine maintenance services on vehicles and equipment.
- Analyze and test engines and auxiliary systems.
- Replace parts and components on vehicles and equipment.
- Troubleshoot and repair inoperable vehicles and equipment.
- May modify existing equipment and install parts, components, systems, and ancillary equipment to vehicles.
- Maintains logs, files and records related to duties.
- Ensure that warranty and guarantee provisions are met by suppliers and vendors.
- Purchases or recommends purchase of parts and supplies necessary for vehicle/equipment maintenance and repair.
- May recommend retirement or disposition of aged vehicles and equipment.
- Maintain a safe and orderly work area and dispose of used supplies and fluids in accordance with regulations.
- Operates or otherwise uses hand operated, electric, electronic, pneumatic and hydraulic tools and equipment necessary to performance of duties, including, but not limited to hand tools, electric or air-driven tools, electronic testers and analyzers, scopes, gauges, grinders, welders, milling heads, drills, etc.
- As required, attends training/development sessions and activities relating to position functions.
What you bring:
- High School education or GED certificate, required.
- Formal vocational/technical training in the principles of automotive and diesel mechanics, welding, basic machining and metal working, hydraulics, and automotive electrical and electronic systems.
- The incumbent must possess sufficient prior work experience in automotive/vehicular equipment repair and maintenance during which the skills and abilities to perform the position’s functions have been amply demonstrated.
- Must have a valid CDL.
Working Conditions; Physical and Cognitive Requirements:
- Although duties are primarily performed indoors, occasions will exist under critical or emergency situations that require work under field conditions, subjecting the incumbent to temperature variations, inclement weather, and unimproved terrain conditions.
- Sitting, standing, walking, kneeling, stooping, bending, crouching, and working in awkward positions is required.
- Lifting, pushing, pulling, and otherwise moving heavy objects is required, as is climbing on and about vehicular equipment.
- Hazards associated with the position are those normally attendant to heavy vehicle and equipment maintenance and include falls, cuts, scrapes, bruises, electrical shock, exposure to petroleum-based oils and fluids and working with and around vehicles and moving parts and equipment.
- Normal levels of spatial ability; hearing, visual and speech acuity; eye-hand coordination, color discernment; form perception; manual dexterity; and bodily equilibrium and balance are necessary.
- The incumbent must possess and demonstrate the cognitive skills and abilities to perform the following activities on a regular basis: read; write; perform mathematical calculations; weigh; measure; read and calibrate gauges and instruments; read and interpret diagrams and schematics; implement orders/directives; analyze and solve problems; evaluate results from data; present written and oral information to others; organize personal work assignments; adhere closely to fixed standards/methods/procedures; and adjust to constantly changing duties.
The foregoing position description is not limiting nor is it all-inclusive of the duties to which an incumbent employee may be assigned. In order to ensure maximum workforce flexibility and efficiency, to promote cross-training among positions, and to meet changing business needs, employees will be assigned to such differing and additional duties as are deemed necessary or desirable by management.