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�-- % Performs scheduled Preventive maintenance inspections and lubrication services on all types of automotive and heavy equipment; i.e., loaders, graders. Assembles, modifies, and fabricates equipment and components, does various types of welding, H prepares equipment for painting, and paints equipment. Pressure washes equipment, changes tires, prepares equipment for sale, performs minor building repairs, does shop housekeeping, and properly disposes of hazardous waste. Acts as Leadworker to a crew of journey level mechanics, helpers, apprentices, laborers, service assistants or other employees. Methods, materials, tools and equipment used in construction, assembly, overhaul, repair and adjustment of gasoline and diesel powered automobiles, trucks, heavy construction and maintenance equipment; operating characteristics of the equipment listed above; laws and regulations pertaining to the construction, operation, and repair of highway construction and maintenance equipment, such as smog programs, crane and personnel hoist inspections, Biennial Inspection of Terminals (BIT) and handling and disposal of hazardous materials; occupational safety and health policies and procedures as defined in the Departments Injury and Illness Prevention Program and Code of Safe Practices; Equal Employment Opportunity principles; industry preventive maintenance concepts; the Department's Preventive Maintenance (PM) Program; and computer systems and electronic data collection systems and programs adequate to be successful in learning the Fleet Management System (FMS). Skill in: Diagnosing malfunctioning equipment and determining corrective action to be taken; performing adjustments, repair, overhaul and fabrication of CalTrans equipment; and tactfully interacting with people. Inspect, diagnose, repair, assemble and fabricate automotive and heavy equipment; advise in the selection of parts; estimate labor and repair costs; determine estimated completion dates; work safely in an equipment repair/assembly environment (inside or outside in a variety of weather conditions); demonstrate leadership in shop and personnel safety; perform welding; work from sketches and drawings; work in the field without direct supervision; verbally communicate, read and write in the English language as required for successful job performance; operate various types of CalTrans equipment for test purposes; drive moderate distances; plan and coordinate the work of other staff; act in a lead person capacity; analyze situations accurately and take effective action; handle multiple priorities and exercise patience when dealing with people; support and promote Department Equal Employment Opportunity concepts; learn the operation of the computer system used for the Fleet Management System (FMS) operating in the main frame and PC environment.