JOB SUMMARY

Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government's Mechanic II is responsible for providing support to the Senior Fleet Mechanic by performing routine and intermediate-level maintenance and repairs on vehicles and equipment. In this role, the incumbent will be expected to perform routine vehicle and equipment maintenance, assist senior staff with repair tasks, support fuel calibration and inventory control processes, and complete required documentation accurately. The Mechanic II is vital to the efficiency of the Fleet Maintenance Division by ensuring vehicles and equipment are properly maintained, minimizing downtime, and enabling crews to perform their duties safely and reliably.

Job Requirements

Valid Louisiana driver's license

Job Duties

• Perform routine vehicle and equipment maintenance, including oil changes, lubrication services, fluid checks and refills, filter replacements, battery inspections, tire checks, and general safety inspections.
• Inspect and replace belts and hoses; conduct basic brake maintenance and minor brake repairs; and perform minor electrical diagnostics and repairs.
• Assist the Senior Fleet Mechanic with assigned mechanical tasks, repairs, and diagnostic work.
• Conduct fuel calibrations by reading pump and tank levels, monitoring usage, and documenting fuel deliveries.
• Support the supervisor by assisting with inventory, organizing parts and supplies, and maintaining proper material control.
• Complete accurate documentation, including work orders, reports, timesheets, and basic mathematical calculations related to maintenance and inventory.
• Respond to emergency situations, work extended hours when required, and assist with telephone or shop support as needed.
• Apply basic knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulic systems, gasoline engines, and transmissions when performing maintenance and repair tasks.
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of the shop, tools, and work areas.
• Operate shop equipment and tools such as lifts, jacks, diagnostic devices, air tools, and tire-changing equipment.
• Assist with diagnosing mechanical problems before escalating to Senior Fleet Mechanic.
• Perform basic welding or fabrication tasks if applicable to minor repairs.
• Test-drive vehicles and equipment to verify repairs and ensure safe operation.
• Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements to maintain a safe working environment.
• Report equipment defects or safety issues to the supervisor promptly.
• Support inventory rotation by ensuring parts are checked in, tagged, stored correctly, and issued properly.
• Assist with receiving parts and verifying deliveries against purchase orders.
• Provide general support during shop operations, including moving vehicles, fueling units, and staging equipment for repair.
• Participate in quarterly One-on-One meetings with Supervisor.
• Complete all required annual trainings-including ethics, harassment prevention, diversity, and cybersecurity-in accordance with organizational and regulatory standards.
• Ensure all duties and responsibilities are performed with integrity, professionalism, and in good faith, consistently upholding and protecting the interests, reputation, and assets of the Parish government.
• Perform any additional task as required by Supervisor.

Skills and Qualifications

Leadership Skills:

Demonstrates initiative and reliability by independently managing complex repair tasks, supporting team collaboration, and setting a positive example in safety and work quality.

Time Management:

Efficiently prioritizes repair tasks, preventive maintenance, and emergency responses to maintain operational readiness and minimize downtime.

Analytical Skills:

Ability to diagnose complex mechanical issues across multiple systems and recommends effective solutions based on technical evaluation.

Communication Skills:

Clearly communicates repair needs, safety concerns, and equipment status with team members, supervisors, and external vendors.

Organizational Skills:

Maintains accurate service records, manages parts inventory, and ensures the workshop remains clean, safe, and well-ordered.

Technical Skills:

Demonstrates advanced proficiency in repairing gasoline, diesel, and electric-powered equipment, and operates diagnostic tools and heavy machinery effectively.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED certification. A minimum of two (2) years of experience in vehicle or equipment maintenance, repair, or a related mechanical field.