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Entry Level Fleet Mechanic

Help us keep Cincinnati moving! As an Entry Level Fleet Mechanic at Metro, you're a versatile professional at the heart of Cincinnati's public transit system, ensuring that our fleet, facilities, and grounds operate at peak performance . In this role, you will use your practical expertise and adaptability to tackle a variety of hands-on tasks -- from fleet upkeep to facility and groundskeeping support -- ensuring Metro runs safely, efficiently, and reliably.

Our fleet and facilities team plays a critical role in supporting the dependable transit service our city relies on every day. Apply for the Entry Level Mechanic position today and enjoy competitive pay, paid training, career growth opportunities, and a robust benefits package. Join the Metro crew and help us keep Cincinnati moving!

Entry Level Fleet Mechanic Compensation Metro bases its Entry Level Fleet Mechanic pay structure on education, and mechanical aptitude assessments scores. Metro offers paid training for those who wish to become an Entry Level Fleet Mechanic but do not currently possess a commercial driver's license and passenger endorsement. When ready, our mechanical aptitude test allows each employee to level up at their own pace.

Entry Level Fleet Mechanic Starting Pay Rate: $21.02 / HR with $30.03 / HR as top pay

Entry Level Fleet Mechanic Job Duties, Physical Demands, & Qualifications Job Duties

Repair ad signs, change lights, mirrors, seats and other similar bolt on components.

Steam clean engine compartments and other bus parts as required.

Cleaning and degreasing of wheels and coach rear panels.

Removal of graffiti from interiors and exteriors.

Assist Repairperson as required.

Ability to understand and use basic test instruments and gauges.

Make all necessary reports and keep records, both written and data entry, in accordance with the policies, procedures and requirements of Metro.

Keep work area clean, free of safety hazards and in orderly condition

Drive any vehicle owned and operated by Metro as defined by qualification and job classification

Work in a safe manner with all required protective devices in accordance with Metro safety policy and procedures.

During the completion of a job or task involving Metro equipment, an employee may be required to perform work in lower classifications as assigned based on the needs of the business and our customers

Other duties as assigned

Physical Demands

Lifting, lowering, and carrying objects weighing up to 50 lbs. (O)

Standing, walking, sitting, climbing ladders, balancing, kneeling, crouching/squatting, crawling, lower back movements, reaching (horizontal/vertical), elbow movements, wrist movements, fine motor finger movements (F)

Performing overhead work (O)

Operating motor coach for diagnostic purposes (O)

Standing or walking in awkward or cramped positions (O)

Neck movements, gripping, and foot action (F)

Performing repetitive motions (F)

Exerting moderate force to move objects (F)

Maintaining focus in noisy environments (F)

Using hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and visual acuity for detail-oriented tasks (C)

Having mental alertness for safety and diagnostics (C)

Using fine motor skills to manipulate tools with precision (F)

N (Not Applicable) Activity is not applicable to this occupation. O (Occasionally) Occupation requires this activity up to 33% of the time (0 -- 2.5+ hours a day) F (Frequently) Occupation requires this activity from 33% - 66% of the time (2.5 -- 5.5+ hours a day) C (Constantly) Occupation

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