CareerPlan

Automotive Mechanic 2

Columbus Campus, USFull-time2026-10-09 → 2026-11-10

Core

Diagnose and repair major systems on a diverse fleet including Class 1-8 vehicles, transit buses, road coaches, shuttle buses, and heavy equipment.

Role type

Senior Automotive Mechanic (Heavy Equipment & Fleet)

Builds

Maintains university transportation fleet and grounds maintenance equipment

Domain

Transportation / Automotive / Heavy Equipment

Required skills

Hydraulic systems troubleshooting, Diesel engine maintenance, Air brake systems repair, Air suspension repair, Electrical systems diagnosis, HVAC maintenance, Wiring diagram interpretation, Metal fabrication

Preferred skills

OEM diagnostic software proficiency (Ford, GM, Cummins), Exhaust after-treatment systems repair, CNG engine experience, Fleet management systems, Class B CDL with passenger endorsement, ASE Master Certification

Technologies

Cummins, Ford, General Motors, John Deere, Oxy-acetylene, Plasma cutters, MIG welders, Oscilloscopes, Multi-meters

Responsibilities

Perform preventative maintenance, routine repairs, and emergency breakdown services; Diagnose and repair engines, transmissions, air conditioning, air brakes, electrical systems, suspension, exhaust, emission, steering, and cooling systems; Use modern diagnostic equipment and metal working tools for repairs and fabrication.

Seniority

Mid-Senior level, hands-on IC