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Winona County Mechanic in Winona, Minnesota

Winona County is accepting applications for this position until filled. This position starts at $27.36 to $31.44 per hour depending on qualifications, with advancement up to $35.41 per hour. Benefits include: 12 paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, comp time, summer hours, Health/Life Ins., PERA pension, clothing allowance, and tools are provided. Characteristics of Class: Under direction of the Fleet, Building and Grounds Superintendent, an employee in this class is responsible for maintenance and repair of all department vehicles, heavy equipment, and other machinery and accessories. Responsible for providing minimum down time, full performance, and safety of all equipment. Also responsible for fabricating special equipment and accessories, as necessary, to meet specific departmental needs. Examples of Duties: Any one position may not include all the duties listed, nor do the examples listed in their relative order of importance include all the duties, which may be found in positions of this class. * Performs all gasoline and diesel engine repairs, overhauls, and replacements on all construction and maintenance machinery owned or rented by the County. * Performs all maintenance on transmission, drive train, brake, steering, and suspension systems on all construction and maintenance machinery owned or rented by the County. * Inspects and performs all maintenance and repairs on hydraulic systems to assure maximum operational performance and minimal fluid loss. * Performs welding, fabrication, and installation of special equipment or components including truck boxes, sander, hitches, plows, etc. * Performs engine diagnostics on equipment to determine the extent and nature of repair necessary. * Installs and repairs electrical ignition to include removing and replacing wiring systems on all equipment as necessary. * Inspects and evaluates annually each unit for safety (using Department of Transportation standards) and preventative maintenance. Identifies and repairs deficiencies. * Discusses correct operating procedures, preventive and routine maintenance procedures, and safety considerations with operators and other department personnel. * Tests each piece of equipment brought in for repair prior to returning the equipment to service. * Diagnoses, repairs, and recharges air conditioning systems. * Any other duties as assigned

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