Auto Mechanic

The Allegheny County Airport Authority [ACAA] invites you aboard our mission to create meaningful travel experiences in the aviation industry. As Pittsburgh's gateway to the world, both Pittsburgh International Airport and Allegheny County Airport serve as beacons of change and connectivity for our region. As a member of our crew, you will directly serve, inspire, and advance our community in significant ways that impact the daily lives of others and the future of our organization. Whether you have a passion for travel, an appreciation for aeronautics and aviation, or an unparalleled love for the city of Pittsburgh, ACAA provides the opportunity for the next chapter of your career to take flight.u00a0Our culture is one that emphasizes high performance, innovation, and learning. We know that those things only happen when everyone who works in an organization is properly empowered, equipped, and enabled in their roles to make an impact. At ACAA success is a shared responsibility, and we look forward to supporting and developing the unique strengths you could bring to our team.u00a0Job SummaryThe ACAA's Auto Mechanic will report to the Fleet Manager and assumes responsibility for the maintenance and repair of trucks, buses, automobiles, Fire Trucks & Equipment, Police & Emergency response vehicles & equipment, tractors, mowers, multi-function snow removal equipment and other similar equipment.Here is how the Auto Mechanic will help: u00a0- Determine repairs required by road testing and use of diagnostic equipment.- Repair vehicles and replace defective parts within an allotted time.- Perform engine tune-ups.- Develop or participate in the job safety analysis procedures.- Maintain a clean work environment.- Work safely and abide by all ACAA safety guidelines.- Maintain good working relations with management and co-workers, representing the ACAA in a professional manner at all times.- Perform other related tasks as assigned or required.QualificationsRequirements to apply for role of Auto Mechanic are:- High school diploma or GED- Completion of a recognized mechanical apprenticeship in the craft or equivalent training at an accredited trade or technical school, or military training- Five years' experience in the auto and heavy truck mechanic field- Possession of a Pennsylvania CDL license, Class

Created: 2025-09-12