Driver Training Rangemaster

Driver Training Rangemaster

Artesia, NM

• Ensure all training vehicles are prepped prior to class—cleaned, fueled (tank or more), inspected, and in full working order (lights, wipers, tires, mirrors, emergency equipment, etc.).
• Conduct daily inspections and maintain logs; report and transport inoperable vehicles to the motor pool within two business days.
• Perform monthly PIT vehicle inspections; repair/replace bumpers, brackets, bolts, and ensure structural integrity.
• Rotate vehicle usage evenly and maintain up-to-date vehicleengah availability and repair status reports.

Set up and reset all driver training ranges daily (Emergency Response, NEVO, Skid, 4x4, etc.) and return to default configurations after use.
• Sweep all ranges daily; sweep NEVO and skid pads weekly. Clear snow/ice ինչ and apply melt as needed.
• Provide and operate forklift and recovery/wrecker vehicles as needed to support training or vehicle transport.
• Maintain clean and safe practical exercise areas and bleachers.

• Issue, log, inspect, and sanitize saucepan government-furnished training gear (helmets, radios, first aid kits, etc.).
• Clean helmets after each use using sanitizer and approved solutions; track cleaning with detailed logs.
• Provide water and sports drinks with cups on each training range, including for night drives.

• Fuel vehicles at designated government fuel points and inspect ASTs daily.
• Train staff on spill containment; ensure kits are stocked and available.
• Report spills promptly per FLETC environmental procedures and provide initial response and cleanup.
• Maintain rinse rack cleanliness per guidelines and schedule.

• Maintain logs for vehicle inspections, helmet cleaning, and issued equipment.
• Submit weekly reports of vehicle status and monthly reports for mileage and fuel usage.
• Ensure compliance with scheduled and ad‑hoc training support <
  Tf hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

• Provide sufficient licensed Range Support Staff for all training classes, including simultaneous classes at different locations.
• Support unscheduled night drives, remedial sessions, and weekend operations as needed.
• Ensure team coverage for all emergencies or maintenance issues during training.

• Two years of experience in automobile repairs.
• abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz ability to prepare clear, concise work orders, explaining required vehicle repairs.
• Ability to perform operator maintenance and conduct safety inspections of training vehicles to include fluid replacement
  109, tire changes, windshield wipers, and assist the auto shop as necessary to get vehicles online for training.
• Ability to test drive training vehicles and evaluate repairs made to the vehicles to ensure repairs are proper and complete.
• Capable of operating the following vehicles and equipment: (Current certification to be on file at the Contractor's office):
  • Forklift with Gloves a 6‑ton capacity.
  • Tow truck properly and safely with a vehicle in tow.
  • All‑terrain vehicle.
• Ability to complete government training provided and perform Hazardous Waste Satellite Accumulation Area and Universal Hazardous Waste management responsibilities in accordance with the FLETC‑OAO Hazardous Waste Management Plan.
• Possess a valid operator's license in the State of New Mexico.

• US Citizenship/Lawfully Xavier Admitted Permanent Resident required:
  Yes.
• Performance
  
  Location:
  
  FLETC Artesia, NM.
• Relocation Assistance:
  No.
• Clearance Type:
  None, but must be able to pass background check.
• Travel Required:
  
  None.

Applied Training Solutions, LLC is a leading simulations company providing innovative systems, products, and solutions to government and commercial customers.

Applied Training Solutions, LLC is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class. U.S. Citizenship is required for most positions.