Trailer Technician - Weekly Pay, Benefits & Growth

Great Western Leasing & Sales, Inc.; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly Paychecks

Comprehensive Benefits Package

401K, Flexible Spending & Health SAV

Paid Time Off & Sick Leave

Employee Perks – Discounts, EAP, and $

Employee Perks – Discounts, Employee0

Job summary

Great Western Trailer is seeking skilled Trailer Technicians for our Albuquerque, NM facility. You will inspect and repair semi-trailers, including brakes, wiring, bodywork, lift gates, and more. You will also install add-on components like toolboxes, winches, and ramp kits.

Fabrication and welding may be required; you will complete service reports and ensure work meets safety and quality standards. A strong mechanical background and willingness to work overtime are essential.

Qualifications

• Own a personal set of hand tools (except in California).
• Strong mechanical aptitude and experience with semi-trailer equipment.
• Ability to operate hand tools, power tools, and pneumatic tools safely and efficiently.
• Willingness to work overtime when needed.
• 3+ years of semi-trailer repair experience.
• Driver's license is a plus.
• ASE or welding certification is a plus.
• FHWA brake inspector certification or ability to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and repair semi-trailers, including brakes, wiring, bodywork, lift gates, and more.
• Install and replace add-on components such as toolboxes, winches, and ramp kits.
• Perform fabrication and welding as needed.
• Complete service reports and ensure all work meets quality and safety standards.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Semi-trailer maintenance

Team player

Detail-oriented

Overtime willingness

Education

ASE welding certification

FHWA inspector certification

Driver's license

Tools

Hand tools

Pneumatic tools

Welding equipment

Job description

Great Western Trailer is seeking skilled Trailer Technicians for our Albuquerque, NM facility. You will inspect and repair semi-trailers, including brakes, wiring, bodywork, lift gates, and more. You will also install add-on components like toolboxes, winches, and ramp kits.

Fabrication and welding may be required; you will complete service reports and ensure work meets safety and quality standards. A strong mechanical background and willingness to work overtime are essential.