Impound Wrecker Driver (City of Mobile)

Posted 13 days ago

governmentMobile (AL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$42,576 - $53,172

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Impound Wrecker Driver This is responsible work in performing a variety of manual tasks in the operation of a wrecker and motor equipment used in an impound facility. Jurisdiction - Yearly Salary City of Mobile - $42,576 - $53,172
Minimum Qualification Requirements: Completion of a minimum of the eighth grade, preferably high school graduation, or the successful completion of the General Educational Development (GED) test, and a minimum of one year's experience with the ability to demonstrate skill in the operation of a roll back wrecker and a boom wrecker; or a combination of education and experience equivalent to these requirements. Special Requirement Must possess a valid driver's license from state of residence. Important Information All applications must be submitted online through the Mobile Civil Service Job Opportunities page. As you create a Job Opps account, you will be asked for Notification Preferences (email or paper). Paper notification is not available; therefore, "email" should be selected. All notifications will be sent by email only. Only one application will be accepted per applicant per job posting. Accuracy and truthfulness are of primary importance for Civil Service System employment, and all applications are reviewed with this in mind. Resumes will not be accepted in place of completing the education and experience sections of the application. A person with a disability may request accommodation by contacting the Mobile Civil Service at 251-470-7727.Adam Bourne, Civil Service Director The agencies we serve are equal-opportunity employers

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