RESPONSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. All mechanical, electrical, electronic, or hydraulic subsystems that are an integral part of the vehicle shall be the responsibility of the Industrial Vehicle Technician. Plan and work independently in solving difficult problems with minimum supervision, without assistance, and oftentimes with a minimum of documentation. Train and direct efforts of helpers and/or apprentices assigned to assist in the performance of the work. Consistently demonstrate the ability to correctly identify reusable parts (based on standard guidelines). Consistently demonstrate the ability to identify cause of failure, except under the most unusual circumstances. Be able to operate basic machines such as drill press, hydraulic press, lathes to affect the repair and refurbishing of component such as electric motors, hydraulic cylinders, pumps, brakes, steering systems, uprights and carriages. Be able to correctly use special tooling for removal, installation and disassemble of assemblies (lifting equipment, puller, presses, etc.). Be able to use heating, cutting and welding equipment to affect the disassembly, repair and refurbishing of industrial vehicle systems. Work with complex electrical, mechanical and hydraulic drawings to troubleshoot and repair of industrial vehicle systems. Work with batteries and battery charging equipment. Must be knowledgeable of OSHA and ANSI requirements as they relate to material handling equipment.
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