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Join a forward-thinking company that values the voices of its mechanics and fosters a culture of respect and growth. This role as a Heavy Duty Mechanic involves hands-on problem solving and repair work, with a focus on continuous training to elevate your skills. Enjoy a comprehensive compensation package that goes beyond hourly pay, including health and dental benefits. With a supportive environment and a commitment to your professional development, this is an excellent opportunity to advance your career in a thriving industry.
Why Join Our Team of Mechanics
Our mechanics' voices matter. Feedback from our heavy-duty truck service team has led us to continuously improve. We're proud to have created an organized and clean environment, equipped with state-of-the-art tools. Our approachable Foremen are dedicated to honing your skills and fostering growth.
Treated Well.
Your dedication doesn't go unnoticed. This is a place where your extra efforts are acknowledged and rewarded – a refreshing change for those who put in extra miles.
Discover a workplace where respect and growth flourish. Your Shop Foreman is both a knowledgeable leader and a calming presence, even amid the most formidable challenges. Their genuine care for our Mechanics is evident in their patient listening and unwavering support. We've fostered a collaborative and mentoring culture that encourages learning from mistakes.
Trained Well.
Elevate your skills and career through our tailored training programs and certifications. Our commitment to your development empowers you to reach new heights of expertise.
Paid Well.
We go beyond the hourly pay rate with a comprehensive compensation package. Most importantly, we offer health and dental benefits, Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP), vision, and life insurance. Journeyman wages start at $24.52 and can earn up to $44.00 (based on training, certificates, etc).
The Role
Problem Solving – 20% of your time
Repair – 70% of your time
Reports and Training – 10%
Education/Certification
Three Keys to Success as a Heavy Duty Mechanic
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