Essential Functions:

Perform repair work on vehicles such as breakdowns, malfunctions and emergency repairs in a safe, efficient and quality manner.
Diagnose cause of any malfunction and perform repairs to manufacturer specifications, including engines, transmissions, suspensions and steering, fuel and ignition systems, (both gas and diesel,) and electrical systems.
Follow paper-flow procedures, including documenting correct mileage/hours, documenting all repairs on work order using “complaint, cause and correction” format, and follow parts/ordering/billing procedures.
Perform final operational test on all vehicles to quality check all repairs.
Perform required inspections and preventative maintenance on vehicles and equipment to maximize the safety, productivity and life of the unit.
Perform preventative maintenance on trucks, ATV’s and snowmobiles, such as fluid changes and lubricants.
Perform preventative maintenance on heavy equipment such as lubricants and adjustment.
Perform maintenance and repair on welding equipment.
Fabricate parts as required including any design work needed.
Perform welding repairs.

Physical Requirements:

Physical mobility to efficiently complete tasks; lifting objects weighing 30 to 50 pounds, working on/under/inside vehicles and equipment.
Ability to read and understand appropriate materials (manuals, procedures, policies) and apply this in the assembly and repair of vehicles and equipment.
Ability to safely drive company vehicles/equipment with automatic, standard, hydrostatic, or power shift transmissions.
Ability to effectively communicate in oral and written forms.
Ability to work with hand and power tools, inside and outside, and in any weather condition.
Ability to work on call, weekends, holidays, day or night.
Ability to diagnose and repair defects associated with hydraulic, electrical, cooling, lubrication, and power systems on a wide variety of vehicles/equipment.
Ability to complete tasks involving welding and fabrication.
Ability to work in a safe manner.
Ability to diagnose and repair problems with small engines i.e. snowmobiles, ATV's, chainsaws, weed eaters, and mowers.
Ability to diagnose and repair diesel engines.
Ability to diagnose and repair tracked equipment

Duties and Responsibilities

Responsible for good housekeeping practices at the Mountain Shop.
Establish and maintain working relationships with all peers and other employees.
Utilize proper practices relating to OSHA, USFS, or any other regulatory agency while overseeing day-to-day operations.

Education / Training / License(s) / Certification(s) Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED
Valid Driver's License with three year DMV report
Five (5) years experience in vehicle/equipment maintenance and repair

Physical Requirements:
Most of the work day is spent outdoors in constantly changing weather conditions, including snow, extreme cold and wet in winter and heat, thunder and lightning storms in summer.
Frequently lifting and carrying objects weighing up to 75 pounds. Occasionally pushing and pulling objects weighing up to 75 pounds. Frequently using and monitoring controls that operate electrical systems. Frequently climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and reaching. Noise levels reach 115 decibels while doing lift terminal inspections during the day. Frequent exposure to electrical hazards, frequent mechanical hazards, cold weather, snow and icy conditions.
Must be able to acclimate and work at high elevations.

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