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INTRODUCTION  \nA. Purpose of This Classification Specification  \nThis classification specification is the basic authority [under Wis. Admin. Code ER 2.04] for making classification decisions relative to present and future Automotive/Equipment Technician positions found in the Blue Collar Bargaining Unit. Positions allocated to this series are primarily responsible for repairing and maintaining different types of vehicles, heavy equipment, various other pieces of motor driven machinery, and other motors.  \nB. Progression Through This Series  \nThis series was created to allow employees the opportunity to start at an entry level, gain experience, accept new responsibilities, perform new duties, and progress by reclassification to the next level. However, this series was not created to automatically progress employees through the series based on time in a certain classification. It is entirely possible that a position will remain at the Entry level for an entire career because the majority of duties assigned and performed remain at the Entry level. It is also not the intent of this series to have all Automotive/Equipment Technicians at the Master level, the positions must perform the work described in the Master level definition a majority of the time..  \nII. DEFINITIONS  \nAUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-ENTRY  \nThese positions perform routine preventive maintenance and minor repair work involving cars, trucks, equipment and small engines. This work includes: changing oil and oil filters, chassis lubrication, replacing belts and filters, making minor engine adjustments, maintaining fluid levels, changing and repairing tires, assisting other technicians, maintaining the outside of the vehicle, and cleaning and maintaining the shop.  \nAUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-DEVELOPMENTAL  \nPositions at this level perform semi-skilled automotive, truck and equipment-related maintenance and repairs, including all the duties of an Entry-level Technician. Perform routine preventive maintenance, including annual inspections of gasoline and diesel engines. In addition, inspect and repair various automotive front- end systems, hydraulic brake systems, exhaust systems, and electrical systems. Perform tune-ups for all types of vehicles. This is routine automotive/equipment work, which would include small engines. Assistance may be obtained from higher-level technicians. Positions at this level may be required to have a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) to road test the type of vehicles described at this level.  \nAUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-SENIOR  \nPositions at this level perform skilled automotive, light truck, heavy-duty truck, and equipment repairs, including all the duties of a Developmental-level Technician. Diagnose, trouble-shoot, and repair all  \nexternal parts and accessories, and perform skilled internal repairs to engines, both gas and diesel; manual and automatic transmissions and drivelines, including transfer cases and front and rear differentials; and hydraulic systems. Perform welding and general fabrication and repair of equipment. Positions in one-person shops maintain the inventory, work orders and other records. Positions at this level may be required to have a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) to road test the type of vehicles described at this level.  \nAlso, positions which spend the majority of time working on small engine powered equipment are found at this level. These positions diagnose, repair and overhaul small engine powered equipment, including lawn mowers, garden tractors, outboard motors, chainsaws, snowmobiles, pumps, generators, etc.  \nAUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-MASTER  \nPositions at this level perform all the duties of an Automotive/Equipment Technician-Senior, and, in addition, spend the majority of their time performing highly-skilled repairs on both gasoline- and diesel- powered auto","cbCaifQ8NHPsvhmY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifQ8NHPsvhmY","pdf",23713,"English","# I. INTRODUCTION\n## A. Purpose of This Classification Specification\n## B. Progression Through This Series\n# II. DEFINITIONS\n## AUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-ENTRY\n## AUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-DEVELOPMENTAL\n## AUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-SENIOR\n## AUTOMOTIVE/EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN-MASTER\n# III. 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