This employee performs highly responsible supervisory and administrative work directing the repair, maintenance, inspection, and operational readiness of all Aircraft rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicles, emergency generators, and related mechanical systems assigned to the ARFF Department.
Examples of Duties
-Directs, supervises, and evaluates the repair and preventive maintenance program for ARFF vehicles, emergency generators, and specialized firefighting equipment.
-Supervises Mechanic III and subordinate mechanical staff; assigns, reviews, and evaluates work performance.
-Develops and implements preventative maintenance schedules to ensure operational readiness and FAA compliance.
-Ensures ARFF apparatus meets applicable FAA Part 139 operational readiness requirements.
-Establishes and enforces safety procedures in compliance with OSHA and CPA policies.
-Reviews and approves work orders, repair plans, and technical modifications.
-Oversees diagnostic troubleshooting and complex mechanical repairs.
-Maintains and reviews maintenance logs, inspection records, and regulatory documentation.
-Coordinates procurement of parts, tools, and equipment necessary for ARFF mechanical operations.
-Assists in preparation of departmental budget requests related to mechanical services.
-Develops and conducts training programs for mechanics on ARFF apparatus, generators, and related equipment.
-Ensures compliance with applicable federal regulations, local laws, environmental standards and CPA policies.
-Coordinates with ARFF command staff to ensure equipment readiness for emergency response.
-Recommends equipment upgrades, replacement schedules, and lifecycle planning strategies.
-Performs other job-related duties as assigned.