OTR Tire Technician

Commercial Tire Inc•Ogden, UT

11d•$28 - $35

About The Position

The OTR Mine Tire Technician maintains existing customer relationships by servicing tire needs and helping customers understand industry best practices. The role performs mounting, dismounting, inspections, air-pressure checks, and repairs for OTR/Earthmover, mining, support-vehicle, commercial, and light-duty tires, with an emphasis on safe execution. Work is performed at the customer’s location. The stated pay is $28 to $35 per hour. The technician provides customer service and preventative-service recommendations, completes required work and inspection documentation, operates service equipment and tools, and maintains company vehicles and safety-related materials. The position also conducts fleet inspections, supports company safety and operational standards, meets productivity goals, and trains or assists other employees in safely performing tire changes.

Requirements

Valid CDL license and an insurable driving record.
Three years of tire-industry-related experience.
TIA Basic Auto 200 and TIA CST Level 300 certification required within the first year of employment.
TIA Certified Earthmover certification.
At least one year of experience operating a service truck with a boom.
MSHA certification.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent (listed as preferred).

Responsibilities

Inspect and diagnose service and tire problems on customer vehicles; communicate necessary repairs or part replacements and recommend preventative services.
Maintain customer accounts through communication, prompt follow-up, and issue resolution.
Complete service orders, work orders, and other required paperwork, submitting it daily at the end of the shift.
Operate an air compressor, impact gun, and other machines and tools.
Maintain company vehicle cleanliness and mechanical condition, keep registration, insurance, safety and OSHA materials and devices up to date, and complete pre-shift and post-shift vehicle inspections.
Mount and dismount tires, check air pressure, determine whether tires are repairable, and perform tire repairs.
Maintain active knowledge of products and services.
Report for each shift in a clean company-provided uniform.
Perform fleet inspections and complete inspection and survey forms.
Use systems to document surveys and tire issues.
Follow company safety and operational standards and audit requirements.
Comply with DOT and Commercial Tire driving requirements.
Meet or exceed management productivity goals.
Train and assist others at the store to perform tire changes safely.
Perform other duties as assigned.