Internet Explorer 11 Support Specialist

Role Overview

• Perform routine safety inspections and basic preventative maintenance on all fleet vehicles and equipment.
• Check, and fill or refer for service as appropriate Engine Oil, Transmission fluid, Brake Fluid, Windshield Washer Fluids, Diesel Emission Control Fluids, Fuel, Gasoline, Fuel, Diesel, Fuel, Liquid Propane, Fuel, CNG, Engine coolant.
• Change Engine and Ambulance batteries that do not require heavy disassembly or lifts to access.
• Inspect, test and replace standard vehicle lights as needed (Headlamp, Tail Lamp, Clearance lamp).
• Replace designated emergency warning lights.
• Assess and replace automotive fuses.
• Assess and replace windshield wipers.
• Adjust manual valves for heat / AC swaps in seasonal ambulance switchovers.
• Repair or replace plugs and sockets on heavy duty shore line cords.
• Perform drive tests and evaluate general status of vehicles running condition.
• Assess tire for tread depth, excess or uneven wear, and damage.
• Safely utilize vehicle lift for inspections of vehicle tires and undercarriage.
• Inspect safety and restraint systems and refer deficiencies for service.
• Inform appropriate EMS Section Chief if damage or deficiencies are found; appropriately document observations.
• Maintain stock levels in designated EMS vehicles by ordering, receiving and stocking parts, supplies, and equipment as needed.
• Communicate accurate and detailed information to supervisory staff and coworkers.
• Properly store and dispose of general trash and regulated wastes such as Biohazard, electronic scrap, batteries, and chemicals.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
• Graduated from an accredited automotive technical school OR 2 year previous experience in automotive and light truck repair, First Responder or EMT, Warehouse Operations, Medical Supply Distribution Systems, or Healthcare / Biomedical Equipment Repair
• Valid Driver's License
• must meet and remain in compliance with IEMS driver eligibility policy
• Emergency Vehicle Operator Certification or obtain within 30 days of hire
• American Health Association CPR Certification or obtain within 30 days of hire
• Continuing education to maintain all required certifications
• Ability to read, write and use computer technology in taking inventories, requisitioning supplies, communicate and other related duties.
• Mechanical aptitude required in conducting equipment maintenance checks and detecting mechanical malfunctions on EMS equipment and vehicles
• Knowledge of the Indiana EMS Rules and Regulations concerning equipment and supplies required for ambulance certification
• Ability to use age appropriate communication skills.

Tech Stack

• LAMP

Benefits

• Reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities as required by law.