Your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following: Supervise, coordinate and assist field mechanics on all types of mechanical work, providing guidance, technical support, and direction; inspect quality of work after completion; Rebuild, repair, inspect, diagnose, and maintain heavy and specialized equipment, such as trucks, loaders, dozers, motor graders, lay down machines and all other asphalt equipment, snow removal equipment, mowers, construction equipment and attachments; Monitor and assign equipment and truck inspections, DOT inspection and annual inspections on seasonal equipment; Diagnose defects in motorized equipment, estimate time and materials needed, make cost estimates and order correct parts; verify billings and invoices for accuracy; Perform maintenance on various small engines, pumps, and hand tools; Keep up to date on current equipment and technical knowledge in order to be able to work on all systems such as air, hydraulics, fuel, coolant, electric, and electronics, including major components of power and drive trains; Oversee preventative maintenance and ensure compliance with guidelines; Monitor SAP notifications, work orders, and reports; assist field team with input of time and repair codes into SAP; enter monthly meter readings from State Fleet Management into CDOT systems; Coordinate with the shop manager to anticipate equipment and tools needed to keep field equipment operational; Assist the shop supervisor in ordering equipment and scheduling vendors; schedule equipment repairs, annual inspections, preventative maintenance, paint-body repairs, new vehicle set-up, job assignments of mechanics, shop space, and training for shop personnel; Implement, review, and sign Performance Management plans and evaluations; approve leave requests; mediate as necessary to resolve issues including interpersonal conflicts and informal grievances; Assist in conducting monthly safety and general information meetings; Other job duties as assigned. Experience Only: Seven (7) years of full-time professional experience with a primary purpose of automotive and heavy equipment repair, which included: At least three (3) years of experience in heavy equipment repair/maintenance experience diagnosing and repairing heavy diesel equipment such as 10-ton double axle snowplows, tractor-trailers, bulldozers, motor graders, paving machines and/or 15 mower tractors with current proficiency at the journey level.