UTILITY TECH
central states busBenton (AR)
About the role
Service Utility Technician Central States Bus Sales is currently seeking a Full-Time Utility Person for the Service Department in our North Little Rock, Arkansas location.
Job Responsibilities:
Under direction, performs semi-skilled and skilled work relating to the maintenance and parts for Central States equipment and vehicles. • Install and maintain dealer installed components (i.e., audio visual equipment, radios, heaters) • Detail and prep new and used buses for customer pick-up or delivery • Operate motorized and light equipment including pickup truck, pallet jack, pallet lift and various hand power tools • Change oil and filters in company vehicles and customer vehicles • Clean facilities and perform routine maintenance to automotive repair equipment • Assist in tire and mechanical repairs • Assist in mechanical, sandblasting, painting, cleanup, and simple automotive work • Delivery/shuttling of vehicles and parts Job Requirements:• Basic automotive maintenance experience preferred • Must have a clean driving record • Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Class B with Passenger and Air Brake endorsement is preferred but not required Central States Bus Sales offers a competitive compensation package, including: medical benefits, 401k, vacation & personal time, and holidays. Central States Bus Sales is a dealer for several manufacturers of school and transit buses. We are the largest Blue Bird School Bus dealer in the country. We have locations in six states and are headquartered in Fenton, Missouri. Please visit our website at www.centralstatesbus.com to learn more about our growing company.
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