Diesel Technician / Inspector
commercial vehicle inspection groupIsleton (CA)
Diesel Technician / Inspector
Posted 7 days ago
commercial vehicle inspection groupIsleton (CA)
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine SpecialistsSpecialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Commercial Vehicle Inspection Group (CVIG) is a nationwide truck, trailer and equipment inspection company and we provide our services to some of the largest corporations in North America. Commercial Vehicle Inspection Group (CVIG) is currently looking for a Diesel Technician to perform truck, trailer and equipment inspections in Sacramento, CA and other parts of California on a part-time. The ideal candidate will possess at least three years of experience as a Diesel Technician and have a strong knowledge of truck, trailer and equipment maintenance. The Diesel Technician will be computer literate, be able to travel, work well independently and have strong communication skills. CVIG offers a high per inspection rate and all travel and other expenses are reimbursed. CVIG also supplies any equipment needed to do the job and extensive training is provided. CVIG is experiencing significant revenue growth, and all inspectors share in the CVIG profit-sharing plan.
Company Description:
Commercial Vehicle Inspection Group (CVIG) is a nationwide truck, trailer and equipment inspection company and we provide our services to some of the largest corporations in North America. CVIG is a fast-growing company with very strong ties in the used truck industry. All CVIG inspectors participate in a profit-sharing plan.
Company Description:
Commercial Vehicle Inspection Group (CVIG) is a nationwide truck, trailer and equipment inspection company and we provide our services to some of the largest corporations in North America. CVIG is a fast-growing company with very strong ties in the used truck industry. All CVIG inspectors participate in a profit-sharing plan.
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