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American Electric Power

Generates, transmits, and distributes electricity

Fleet Technician B-a

Heavy Duty & Diesel Vehicle MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNew Haven, IN, USA$35.83 - $44.51

About the Job

Requirements

  • High school graduation or GED is required.
  • At least two years of strong automotive mechanical diagnosis experience, including hydraulic and diesel repair experience, is required.
  • A valid state driver's license must be possessed and maintained.
  • Class A CDL must be obtained within 12 months of entry into the Fleet Technician B classification, or the employee must vacate the classification.
  • Fluid Power Society Certification and two applicable Automotive Service Excellence certifications must be obtained within 24 months of entry, or the employee must vacate the classification.
  • Must qualify through demonstration, examination, and/or performance appraisal as determined by the Company.
  • Must demonstrate competency and aptitude in vehicle maintenance and repair fundamentals and mechanics.
  • Must become familiar with and be able to operate the computer systems used by Fleet Services.
  • Must acquire the qualifications necessary to perform Fleet Technician A duties within the timeframe determined by the Company, or vacate the current classification.
  • Successful completion of the Tuff Tech pre-employment placement test is required.
  • Must live within a safe 45-minute driving distance of the Northeast Service Center in New Haven, Indiana.
  • Shift work may be required.

Responsibilities

  • Service and repair boom and pedestal assemblies on specialized equipment, including troubleshooting equipment; inspecting cables, chains, rods, sheave liners, monitoring systems, fiberglass components, and turntables; replacing reduction gearboxes; inspecting pins, bushings, and bearings; and load-testing boom assemblies.
  • Service and repair hydraulic systems, including troubleshooting; inspecting and replacing hydraulic pumps, motors, valves, cylinders, and accumulators; and replacing swivel collector blocks.
  • Service and repair heating and ventilation systems, including diagnosing air-conditioning problems, pressure-testing units, checking for leaks and internal controls, and replacing compressors, compressor seals, refrigerant hoses, condenser assemblies, receiver dryers, and evaporator cores.
  • Troubleshoot and repair winch assemblies.
  • Service and repair vehicle steering systems, including power steering pumps and manual steering gearboxes.
  • Service and repair vehicle air brake systems, including air compressors, air brake chambers, and air control valves.
  • Service and repair hydraulic and electric braking systems, including inspecting and repairing master cylinders, testing power units and vacuum supplies, inspecting power boost systems, repairing power brake systems, and servicing and repairing antilock brake systems.
  • Inspect and service vehicle differentials, power dividers, and transmission assemblies, including manual clutches, manual transmissions, transfer cases, transaxles, and automatic transmissions.
  • Service and repair fuel and exhaust systems, including computer control systems; testing and repairing diesel fuel pumps; inspecting and servicing intake and turbo systems; servicing and repairing gasoline and diesel fuel injection systems; and inspecting and servicing governors.
  • Assist others in diagnosing more complex problems.
  • Operate Company vehicles and associated equipment and perform duties incidental to operating the equipment.
  • Maintain tools, equipment, and the work area in a clean and orderly condition.
  • Maintain records and submit required reports.
  • Attend and participate in assigned training and assist in training other employees.
  • Perform less-skilled work as assigned.
  • Report irregularities and abnormal conditions.
  • Assist employees of equal or higher classification.
  • Direct the work of employees assigned to assist.

Desired Qualifications

  • Graduation from an automotive trade school with diesel engine experience is highly desirable.
  • Fleet Technicians supporting Transmission may be required to travel 80%–100%.

About the Company

American Electric Power

Generates, transmits, and distributes electricity

American Electric Power (AEP) is a large U.S. electric utility that generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to more than five million customers across 11 states. It uses a mix of power sources—coal, natural gas, nuclear, and growing renewable energy—to run a wide network of transmission lines that deliver electricity from plants to homes and businesses. Revenue comes mainly from selling electricity, with rates regulated by state and federal authorities. AEP’s scale, its extensive transmission grid, and its mix of regulated services distinguish it from smaller utilities and pure energy producers. The company aims to provide reliable electric service, manage energy costs, and pursue a gradual shift toward cleaner energy while complying with regulatory requirements.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Columbus, OH
Founded
1906

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