Heavy Capacity Scale Service Technician (CDL B Required)

Posted 6 days ago

american scaleTracy (CA)

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Job Description: Job Description Position: Truck Scale Service Technician
Requirements: Ability to travel throughout California (company vehicle provided)Physically capable of performing hands-on, field-based work Must pass a drug screening Clean driving record and background check Mechanically inclined with experience using tools and equipment Able to complete work orders and service documentation accuratelyCDL Class B required (Class A is a plus)
Responsibilities: Perform maintenance, inspections, and repairs on truck scales and other weighing systems Troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical and electrical issues using schematics and testing equipment Install and service a variety of industrial weighing equipment Accurately document all work performed and maintain clear service records Provide professional, responsive customer support in the field Company Description American Scale Company, established in 1946, is a trusted leader in commercial and industrial weighing solutions. We specialize in the sales, service, calibration, and repair of weighing equipment, delivering precision, reliability, and exceptional customer support to businesses across a wide range of industries. For over 80 years, we've built our reputation on quality workmanship, innovative solutions, and long-term customer relationships.
Company Description: American Scale Company, established in 1946, is a trusted leader in commercial and industrial weighing solutions. We specialize in the sales, service, calibration, and repair of weighing equipment, delivering precision, reliability, and exceptional customer support to businesses across a wide range of industries. For over 80 years, we've built our reputation on quality workmanship, innovative solutions, and long-term customer relationships.

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