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Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services · 3 weeks ago

EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN

Dinwiddie, VA

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services is seeking an Equipment Repair Technician to support the safe and efficient operation of their fleet at Central State Hospital. The role involves performing maintenance and repairs on motorized vehicles, requiring strong diagnostic skills and the ability to work with various tools and equipment.

Hospital & Health Care

Responsibilities

Performing regularly scheduled maintenance and mechanical repairs on combustible engines and related electrical and safety equipment for motorized vehicles used by CSH and HWDMC

Have working knowledge of diagnostic and repair techniques for a wide range of diesel and gasoline-powered equipment

Be proficient in using computer-based diagnostic and testing tools

Strong skills in safe vehicle shop practices

Proper use of hand tools, power tools, and vehicle lifts

Comprehend and apply technical information from repair manuals

Perform heavy manual labor during vehicle repairs

Basic understanding of computer operations to support documentation and diagnostics

Qualification

Vehicle maintenanceDiagnostic techniquesRepair techniquesComputer-based diagnosticsSafe shop practicesUse of hand toolsUse of power toolsPhysical capabilityBasic computer operationsCertified Welder

Required

Documented Training Along with Work Experience in the Maintenance and Repair of Vehicles and Motorized Equipment

Valid Virginia Driver's License

Preferred

Certified Welder

Valid State of Virginia Commercial Driver's License with air brake endorsement

Benefits

Your choice of health plans

Paid life insurance

Retirement plans

13 paid holidays

Annual leave

Family personal leave

Sick leave

Employee discount programs

And more!

Company

Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services seeks to promote dignity, choice, recovery, and the highest possible level of participation in work, relationships, and all aspects of community life for individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities or substance-use disorders.

Founded in 1906

Richmond, Virginia, US

1001-5000 employees

http://www.dbhds.virginia.gov/

Funding

Current Stage

Late Stage

Leadership Team

Alan von Kleiss, PsyD, ABPP

Clinical Director, Chief Executive Officer

Alexis Aplasca, MD, FAAP, FAPA

Chief Clinical Officer

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