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Journey Mechanic, Community Transit Job

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Job Description

Community Transit is seeking a proficient Journey Mechanic to join its maintenance team in Everett, Washington. This full-time role centers on the repair, diagnosis, and preventive maintenance of the agency's bus fleet and support vehicles.

Journey Mechanics operate in a current shop environment, using advanced diagnostic utilities to keep the transit system protected and consistent. The role suits experienced diesel technicians who worth steady public-sector employment and a evident career way.

Community Transit runs Snohomish County's bus network, such as commuter routes and paratransit solutions. As a Journey Mechanicyou’ll troubleshoot engines, transmissions, brakes, and electrical systems, perform inspections, and finalize repairs to OEM standards.

This role also involves keeping up records and ordering pieces. This is a continuous recruitment, significance submissions are reviewed regularly until the role is filled.

The hourly pay of $38.16 reflects the skilled nature of the function and the agency's commitment to competitive compensation.

If you’ve a sturdy mechanical aptitude and a passion for public solution, this role offers a shot to contribute right away to the community's mobility.

Posted On Monday 6th July 2026
Organization Community Transit
Job Type Full Time
Address 7100 Hardeson Road, WA 98203
Last Date Friday 28th August 2026
Salary & Compensation

Pay / Pay Package: $38 per hour.

Qualification

To qualify as a Journey Mechanicyou must have a high school diploma or equivalent and at least three years of background as a heavy-duty mechanic, preferably in a transit or fleet environment. A sound Washington State driver's license is called for, and a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is preferred.

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • Three or more years of expertise as a heavy-duty mechanic.
  • Legitimate Washington State driver's license.
  • CDL preferred (Class B with air brake endorsement.
  • ASE certifications (e.g., T-Series) highly desirable.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work in various weather conditions.
  • Proficiency with diagnostic software and instruments.
  • Must pass a background review and drug screening.
Role Responsibilities

Perform preventive maintenance inspections on buses and back vehicles.

  • Diagnose and repair engine, transmission, brake, and electrical systems.
  • Apply diagnostic software to troubleshoot electronic control systems.
  • Substitute or repair components such as alternators, starters, and compressors.
  • Retain correct records of repairs and sections usage.
  • Support with road calls and emergency repairs as needed.
  • Confirm all perform meets safety and standard standards.
How to Apply

Stop by the GovernmentJobs portal for Community Transit.

  • Produce or to your applicant account.
  • Finish the online application and all supplemental questions.
  • Examine your submission for accuracy before sending in.
  • Submissions are accepted continuously; register as soon as feasible.
Additional Information

This is a continuous recruitment; applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

  • The role is based at Community Transit's maintenance facility at 7100 Hardeson Road, Everett, WA 98203.
  • Shift schedules may involve evenings, weekends, and holidays.
  • Community Transit presents a complete gains package covering medical, dental, and retirement schemes.
  • Uniforms and tools are supplied by the employer.
  • You must be fit to operate in a unionized environment.
  • For questions, contact the HR department via the GovernmentJobs portal.
About Company

Community Transit is the public transit agency serving Snohomish County, Washington. It works bus routes, commuter offerings, and paratransit, connecting residents to posts, schools, and solutions. The agency is committed to safety, sustainability, and innovation in public transportation. This Journey Mechanic role is central to keeping up the fleet that holds the community moving. Community Transit values its employees and gives secure public-sector employment with opportunities for increase.

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