Henrico

• Strong mechanical aptitude; sound working knowledge of the safe use & care of hand, power and pneumatic tools, diagnostic equipment, cleaning supplies, safety equipment, meters, gauges and other tools, machines and equipment used in the mechanic trade; sound working knowledge of the safe of operation, routine, preventive and scheduled maintenance and repair of vehicles and equipment; sound analytical, diagnostic and inspection skills; excellent organization skills & attention to details; reads, accurately interprets & adheres to complex oral & written instructions, including applicable EPA and hazardous waste regulations; basic math skills to make simple measurements & calculations; requires a sound work ethic and maintaining an organized, clean and safe work area; participates in training necessary to achieve ASE certifications specified in the CDP.
• Sound computer skills with the ability to use a computer and typical business software, proprietary software and applications, and various wireless technologies and peripherals for communications and to complete assigned tasks.
• Primarily interacts with CAM supervisor and staff; consistently demonstrates good oral and written communication skills; establishes and maintains positive working relationships; consistently demonstrates personal accountability, practices good teamwork and collaborates effectively.
• Adheres to CAM and manufacturer established guidelines, policies and procedures when performing duties and making decisions; exercises some independent judgment and makes sound decisions related to assigned duties; collaborates with supervisor to resolve problems; receives general oral instructions and work orders; accurately prepares and completes assigned duties and work orders, including all related paper and electronic records.
• Non-supervisory. Works safely and efficiently with general supervision.
• Work is performed in indoor and outdoor locations, frequently noisy environments, adverse temperatures and/or weather conditions, and may include roadside traffic; requires the consistent use of PPE and safety equipment. May require working an alternate shift, after hours or on-call and assisting with inclement weather cleanup.
• Visual and hearing acuity sufficient to safely operate County vehicles and equipment, read work orders, follow instructions, troubleshoot, diagnose, and recognize safety hazards to ensure the safety of self and other. Physical condition and manual dexterity sufficient to safely perform heavy (up to 50 pounds or more) lifting and carrying, apply sufficient torque and pressure to remove and install parts, and to walk, stand, bend, kneel, squat, reach, stoop, roll or slide under vehicles for extended periods of time, perform all other assigned job duties and to drive safely; routinely works in a noisy work environment and in adverse, including extreme, temperatures and weather conditions.

Valid Virginia Commercial Driver's License (CDL); may be a CDL with a "K" (intrastate) restriction prior to age 21.

Valid Virginia Class A Safety Inspector License pursuant to VA Code 19VAC30-70-9;

Criminal history record check and fingerprinting of all employees in authorized and hourly safety sensitive positions.

• If no CDL or Inspector License, must obtain withing 12 months of hire.

Graduation from high school, completion of a vocational program in Automotive Technology or a related field, and two (2) years of relevant work experience, may include internships and apprenticeships; OR, any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities.

Applicants considered for employment must successfully complete the following background investigations/tests:

• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Criminal History Investigation
• State Police Criminal History Investigation
• Child Protective Services (CPS) Investigation (Dept. of Social Services, JRJDC, Juvenile Detention Home)