Diesel / Heavy Duty Truck Technician - Full Benefits Day One

Advantage Truck Group•Westminster, VT

5d•$22 - $46

About The Position

Advantage Truck Group (ATG) , the largest DTNA Dealer Group in New England, is immediately hiring Diesel Technicians with 2 or more years of experience WHAT WE OFFER $22-$46/ hr., based on experience Monthly Performance bonuses Overtime at time and a half FULL BENEFITS DAY ONE Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance Company Paid Short and Long Term Disability Company Paid Life Insurance 15 PTO Days OFF during First Year (prorated to hire date) 7 Paid Holidays per year 401K with 4% match Culture and Environment Career Advancement Opportunities Company Training Programs Annual Tool Allowance Annual Safety Shoe Allowance Company Supplied Uniforms Clean Modern Facilities State of the Art Equipment Employee Driven Continuous Improvement Programs Performance Recognition and Rewards Program Supportive Leadership Learning Environment Safe Work Standards

Requirements

Diesel Technician Certificate from Technical or Trade School
2 or more Years Technician Experience
Current Valid Driver’s License
CDL and DOT health card preferred
Requires ability to stand, Walk, Sit, Bend, Kneel, Crouch
Requires reaching with hands and arms, pull lift and twist
Ability to ascend and descend stairs and ladders
Position Requires Frequently Moving Equipment / Parts Weighing up to 50 Pounds.
All Candidates must pass a CORI check, criminal background check, MVR check

Nice To Haves

CDL and DOT health card preferred

Responsibilities

Inspect, repair, or overhaul buses, trucks, and heavy equipment.
Test drive and Inspect vehicles, Diagnose malfunctions; consult with customers on diagnosis.
Read and interpret diagnostic test results.
Raise trucks, buses, and heavy parts or equipment by using hydraulic jacks or hoists
Inspect brake systems, steering mechanisms, transmissions, engines, etc.
Do routine maintenance, oil changes, battery check, lubricating equipment and parts.
Adjust and align wheels, tighten bolts and screws, and attach system components.
Repair or replace malfunctioning components, parts, mechanical or electrical equipment.
Test-drive vehicles to ensure that they run correctly after repair.