Methods, techniques and procedures used in the inspection, maintenance, overhaul, repair and adjustment of diesel-powered equipment.
Operating and repair characteristics of a variety of automotive and shuttle bus diagnostic and repair equipment and tools.
Methods, techniques, and procedures used in the repair and adjustment of fuel, ignition, electrical and cooling systems and chassis.
Procedures of preventive maintenance related to automotive and shuttle buses.
Laws, rules and regulations pertaining to shuttle bus operations and pupil transportation, including DOT compliance.
Procedures of recycling and disposing of hazardous waste from motorized vehicles and equipment.
Operational hazards and standard safety practices necessary in the area of assigned work.
Principles and procedures of record keeping.
Safe driving principles and practices.
Obtain a current valid Class B driver's license
One to four years of experience as a mechanic, including experience working with school buses, gas and diesel engines or passenger shuttle buses
Any certificates or proof of continuing education in the mechanical field, i.e. Cummins, Caterpillar, Allison transmissions, welding, etc.