Bellair Charters / Airporter Shuttle

Fleet Technician - Ferndale, WA

Ferndale, WA - Full Time

Move your Fleet Technician career forward with Bellair Charters / Airporter Shuttle.

With this position, it is your opportunity to specialize as an expert in vehicle electrical systems, HV/AC systems as well as overall motorcoach maintenance and troubleshooting.

Motivated? Take advantage of a multi-year training program while growing your skills preparing and maintaining current diesel and gasoline fleet vehicles. Bellair Charters / Airporter Shuttle has an on-site dedicated fleet shop where you’ll work with a team taking pride and ownership in keeping the fleet running and flourishing!

FLEET TECHNICIAN ROLE INCLUDES:

  • General Engine Repair and Maintenance
  • Air Brake & Suspension Systems
  • Drive Train Electronic Control Systems
  • Exhaust / Emissions Systems
  • Preventative Vehicle Inspections
  • HV/AC System Diagnostics, Maintenance and Repairs
  • Maintain Audio Visual and Public Announcement (PA) Systems
  • Assist with Body Work as needed

This position is a rewarding career experience working a regular shift, in a stable industry with good compensation.

  • $25-$35 DOE - cash wage
  • Medical / Dental / Vision
  • PTO benefits

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • The ability to pass a drug test
  • 3+ years of working experience in a mechanical repair shop
  • Ability to demonstrate your diagnosing and trouble-shooting skills
  • Experience with computers and relevant industry software
  • Vocational training preferred, but not required

POSITION FUNCTIONS:

  • Repairing & maintaining fleet vehicle (i.e. luxury motor coaches, mini buses, company vehicles)
  • Troubleshooting equipment to identify the source of electronic errors, problems, and/or system defects
  • Actively engaging with computers and software
  • Performing physical activities (i.e. lifting 50 lbs or more, carrying items, crawling into tight spaces)

WORK ENVIRONMENT

Fleet Technicians spend the majority of their working hours in a shop environment and using their hands to fulfill job requirements. Safety is a primary focus, as it is common for vehicles and large equipment to be lifted into the air.  The use of safety glasses, shoes, and other equipment is paramount.  It is not uncommon for hazardous chemicals and contaminants to be a factor of the environment.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION STATEMENT

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

MORE ABOUT BELLAIR CHARTERS / AIRPORTER SHUTTLE

Bellair Charters / Airporter Shuttle is a transportation company humbly serving our passengers by delivering an extraordinarily safe, reliable and friendly travel experiences – from start to finish. We drive so others can sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. After more than 35 years in business, the company has grown from two employees and one vehicle to operating 70 vehicles – luxury motorcoaches, minibuses, vans – and employing 75+ people across Washington State. To date, more than 3.5 million passengers have traveled car free and carefree with Bellair Charters / Airporter Shuttle.



 
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