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Left Coast Scales LLC is seeking a self-motivated driver to operate a Class B Rig for inspecting, troubleshooting, calibrating, and repairing customer-owned scales at diverse locations. Candidates must hold a valid CDL Class B or higher and be able to lift 50 lbs regularly.
Excellent safety discipline, basic computer skills, and a team-oriented mindset are essential. On-call evenings and weekends are required, with competitive hourly pay and benefits including medical coverage and 401(k).
Left Coast Scales is looking for a self motivated individual whose duties would include the driving of a Class B Rig to perform the inspection, troubleshooting, calibration and repairs as required, on customer owned scales at industrial, commercial, and retail locations.
Must have Valid Drivers Class B CDL or Greater
Must be able to Lift 50lbs Weights Regularly and Repeatedly
Ability to follow Safety Rules and Meet Customer GMP’s
Must be Team Oriented and Willing to Adapt to Change
Must be Available Periodically for On Call Evening and Weekend Shifts
Knowledge of Basic Computer Skills (Internet, Mobile Devices and Applications, Email, etc)
Perform Job Duties with Integrity and Values Consistent with Left Coast Scales, LLC
Must be 21+ Year of Age and either a US Citizen or a Legal Resident able to work in the US
Troubleshooting Skills.
Basic Mechanical and Electrical Knowledge
Hourly Rate – Dependent on Experience and Qualifications within the Weighing and Measurement Field
Company Provided Phone and Laptop
Time and a Half for Saturday Work, Double Time for Sunday Work
Paid Vacation, Holiday, and Sick Time
Medical, Vision, and Dental
401K
Job Type: Full-time
Pay Range: $21.00 – $35.00 per hour
Starting Rate: $21.00/hour (CDL with no prior experience required)
Experienced Rate: Up to $35.00/hour for candidates with relevant industry experience
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