Roaming Golf Course Maintenance Mechanic

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## Distinguishing Features of Work

This is technical work in the diagnosis, repair, and preventive
maintenance of golf course equipment, including mowers, golf carts,
small engines, and other related machinery. Work is supervised and
assisted as needed by a higher-level mechanic or a supervisor. This role
requires a skilled mechanic with experience in diagnosing and fixing a
wide range of mechanical issues to ensure the equipment is in optimal
condition for daily operations.

Workdays and Hours – Monday – Friday 7:00am – 5:00pm. Some weekend
involving emergency maintenance.

Work location includes circulation between 4 public golf locations.

Bargaining Unit: Service Employees International (SEIU)

## Examples of Work Performed

– Completes preventive maintenance on vehicles, trailers, or heavy
equipment, such as oil changes, tire rotation, replacing filters,
servicing transmissions, lubricating chassis and drive lines.
– Performs engine and transmission diagnostics with scan tools or
laptop computers. Conducts test drives to verify drivability
complaints and to verify the repairs made.
– Diagnose and repair electrical systems.
– Diagnose and repair air and hydraulic brake systems
– Diagnose and repair automatic and manual transmission drivability
issues
– Diagnose and repair hydraulic system issues including hydraulic
pumps, motors, cylinders, valves, and other components on heavy
vehicles and equipment.
– Diagnose and repair driveline and suspension systems.
– Diagnose and repair heating and air conditioning systems.
– Diagnose, repair, rebuilds, and replaces diesel and gas engines.
– Remove, replace, and modify, mufflers, tailpipes and other exhaust
components.
– Tow vehicles and equipment using a roll back and sling type wrecker
– Maintains written record of work performed.
– Completion of work assignments will require the operation of a
vehicle.
– These examples are not intended to be all-inclusive. Other related
duties may be assigned as needed.

## Requirements of Work

Thorough knowledge of all tools and equipment used in the trade and the
ability to use these tools to perform repair work on vehicles/equipment.

Knowledge of occupational hazards and safety precautions.

Ability to weld and cut using gas or electrical equipment.

Ability to read, interpret, and apply information contained in technical
repair manuals and electronic diagnostic equipment.

Ability to climb onto equipment and make repairs as high as 25 in
height.

Ability to lift, bend, and twist while making repairs to vehicles and
heavy equipment.

Ability to tolerate exposure to fluids and solvents in vehicle repair
work.

Ability to perform continuous manual and physical labor while standing
on cement floor.

Ability to lift and carry bulky objects weighing up to 50 pounds
(heavier objects with the assistance of another person) for distances up
to 100 feet

Ability to exert up to 100 pounds of pressure using tools that tighten,
loosen, or cut.

Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with
associates and employees of other departments.

Ability to communicate clearly and effectively orally or in writing.

Must be highly proficient in utilizing diagnostic scan tools and other
troubleshooting devises.

A valid Kansas drivers license is required.

A valid Kansas commercial drivers license (CDL) is required.

Compliance with ASE policy will be required at time of hire and
throughout duration of employment.

Possession of at least three eligible ASE certifications when hired.

Will require ASE certification attainment consistent with ASE policy.

Preferred certifications from tracs A, E, L and T.

Skill set will be the primary factor in determining hire, promotion, and
transfer decisions between shops.

There are five shops that specialize in the maintenance of heavy
equipment, light vehicles, fire assets, body shop repairs, and light
equipment.

Staff assigned to the Heavy Equipment shop shall have extensive
knowledge of diesel engines, as well as other equipment that is
maintained in this shop.

Staff assigned to the Light Vehicle shop shall have extensive knowledge
of passenger vehicles and other assets that are maintained in this shop.

Staff assigned to the Fire Maintenance shop shall have extensive
knowledge of fire apparatus and maintenance practices.

Staff assigned to the Body Shop shall have extensive knowledge of the
repair of vehicles damaged in accidents.

Staff assigned to the Light Equipment shop shall have extensive
knowledge of mowers, park maintenance equipment, and other assets that
are maintained in this shop.

Transfer decisions between these shops will be based on skill set, shop