Mechanics Helper - Tryfacta, Inc

Perform and/or assist in performing minor mechanical repairs and adjustments on a variety of gasoline and diesel automobiles, heavy equipment and other mechanical equipment; demonstrate an ability to learn and apply applicable maintenance policies, procedures, methods and techniques.
Assist higher level mechanics on large complex mechanical repair work involving the disassembly and assembly of automotive parts and components.
Respond to service calls from automobile, bus and heavy equipment operators; replace batteries, fan belts, starters, generators and other accessories as appropriate.
Analyze failures in mechanical equipment; determine problems and causes; recommend solutions.
Repair mechanical defects in mechanical equipment; maintain and/or repair air conditioning equipment as required.
Change and repair tires; perform safety inspections on vehicles and report safety and repair work that is necessary.
Perform routine, operational inspections on assigned equipment and automobiles; replace worn parts; reline and adjust brakes, machine rotors and drums.
Inspect and diagnose mechanical defects and problems with automotive, construction and a variety of other mechanical equipment.
Fuel, grease and lubricate automotive, construction and heavy equipment; ensure proper fluid levels.
Operate a variety of shop machinery including lathes, grinders and presses.
May drive commercial class vehicles in the public, right of way during delivery, pickup and road test.
May deliver and pickup city automobiles, buses and heavy equipment from outside repair vendors.
Perform emergency road calls of disabled vehicles, diagnose operational problems and perform repairs as required.

Working Conditions:
Environmental:
Shop and field environment; exposure to noise, dust, grease, smoke, fumes, gases; heavy construction equipment; inclement weather conditions.

Physical:
Essential and supplemental functions may require maintaining physical condition necessary for light to heavy lifting and carrying; bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling; standing for prolonged periods; and operating motorized equipment and vehicles.

Learn to diagnose problems and repair automotive, electrical, hydraulic, air-conditioning and other mechanical equipment
Learn to perform required maintenance of automotive equipment including lubrication and general servicing
Learn to operate a variety of automotive-repair equipment in a safe and effective manner Learn to operate brake disc and drum turning machine
Perform minor adjustments on gasoline and diesel engines
Work independently in the absence of supervision
Understand and follow oral and written instructions
Communicate clearly and concisely
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work
Perform the essential functions of the job with or without reasonable accommodation

Basic theory of operation of automatic and manual transmission

Basic principles of automotive repair

Occupational hazards and standard safety practices