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Primary business contacts are with employees in FRS (such as equipment maintenance personnel and supervisors in the shop, firefighters and EMS providers) to exchange routine information about equipment maintenance needs. This class may entail some public service/assistance, but it is incidental to the primary focus of the work performed.  \nAn employee in this class, working under general supervision, determines causes of operating problems across a wide array of light, medium and heavy duty truck systems, subsystems and assemblies [such as but not limited to fuel systems, exhaust systems, clutches, starting and charging systems, steering systems, air and hydraulic braking systems, air and hydraulic antilock braking systems, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC-R) systems, and chassis, or subsystems or components thereof], and makes the needed repairs. Technical or non-technical training, guidance and diagnostic assistance (provided by the supervisor or a higher grade mechanic) are typically required in complex troubleshooting and repairs, and in diagnosis and repair of some fire/rescue/EMS specific systems, such as fire pump systems, water delivery systems, foam delivery systems, quint apparatus and aerial systems. The employee selects and safely uses proper steps and equipment consistent with technical and administrative guidelines, and efficient procedures and techniques, in making diagnoses and repairs. An employee in this class typically plans and lays out work and performs the successive steps involved in inspecting, maintaining and repairing FRS equipment (from troubleshooting and repair or replacement to certification of work performed) and handles problems or deviations in the work, using judgment that relies on experience and training, consistent with such guidelines as repair/service manuals, service bulletins, schematics, diagnostic data, industry standards, such as National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards (including NFPA 1071 and 1911), and unit SOPs. The employee selects and applies the appropriate guide(s) to specific situations to bring the non-conforming system, sub-system, assembly or part to the specified parameters by adjusting, repairing, replacing, etc. The employee performs recurring work assignments independently, but refers deviations to the supervisor for assistance. A supervisor, or higher grade worker, skilled in the work provides guidance, assistance or training on complex problems and typically reviews work upon completion to assure adherence to requirements. Work review, which may include review in progress, increases with complexity/newness. Complexity of the work is linked to troubleshooting equipment that includes hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, electrical and electronicallyor computer-controlled utility systems, some of which operate in conjunction with, and are dependent upon, each other for proper functioning, and to recurring assignments that do not require strong expertise  \nin the full array of fire/rescue/EMS specific systems. An employee in this class may often be required to complete repair work started by another employee. 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