Emergency Vehicle Technician II

Emergency Vehicle Technician II

Bremerton / Kitsap Naval Base, Washington State

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Job Description

The Emergency Vehicle Technician II (EVT II) is responsible for the maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of firefighting apparatus, ambulances, and support vehicles. This includes systems such as hydraulics, electrical, engines, pumps, aerial devices, and onboard computers. This is a non-supervisory position that requires independent work, field support, and collaboration with team members.

Duties and Responsibilities :

• Perform routine repairs as directed by the Master Mechanic. Document all repairs in the electronic vehicle maintenance system.
• Diagnose and repair the district fleet, including fire apparatus and support vehicles, using knowledge of automotive systems such as hydraulics, brakes and air brakes, ABS, gas and diesel engines, advanced electrical and onboard computers, fuel systems, transmissions, air systems, exhausts, axles and suspensions, fire pumps, foam systems, and aerial apparatus. Document all work in the electronic vehicle maintenance system.
• Diagnose and repair electrical and hydraulic systems, mainline and portable water pumps, water valves, foam generating systems, and generators, following manufacturers' manuals. Document all work in the electronic vehicle maintenance system.
• Perform preventive maintenance on emergency response and support vehicles, including oil changes and safety checks, according to the preventive maintenance schedule. Document all work in the electronic vehicle maintenance system.
• Occasionally respond to after-hours emergency calls to repair faulty apparatus, vehicles, and equipment on-site as needed.
• Perform welding and fabrication of steel and aluminum for body repairs and apparatus refurbishment as needed.
• Assist with picking up parts and supplies for maintenance and repairs.
• Conduct annual testing of fire pumps and assist with aerial and ground ladder inspections and testing.
• Assist in performing and maintaining records for NFPA fire equipment and apparatus tests.
• Maintain detailed records in an automated system for all maintenance and repairs, including cost of service, service hours, parts used, accident reports, and checklists.
• Drive apparatus and vehicles to diagnose issues, test repairs, and transport to / from third-party vendors.
• Train firefighter-engineers on minor equipment repairs, fluid checks, and routine vehicle maintenance to be performed at fire stations.
• Perform all duties safely, using required safety equipment.
• Maintain a clean and safe shop and work environment.
• Operate the mobile maintenance vehicle to perform field maintenance and minor repairs.
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships with District employees, volunteers, vendors, residents, and other governmental entities.
• Work independently or assist others as needed.
• Assist with inventory management, including tracking parts used.
• Ensure the work environment complies with District safety and environmental standards.
• Maintain clear, constructive written and verbal communication.
• Attend required meetings and training sessions.
• Maintain all required certifications and stay current with emerging technologies relevant to the position.
• Stay current with applicable NFPA and industry standards.
• Participate regularly in continuing education and manufacturer training.
• Work effectively in a team-oriented environment.
• Provide excellent service to the community.
• Demonstrate a positive attitude and strong initiative.
• Promote a professional and positive image of the District at all times.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

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Work Environment & Physical Requirements