Tow Truck Driver
daybreak metroNewark (CA)
$19.60 per hour
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Benefits:
401(k)Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance Daybreak Metro is a growing repossession company seeking full-time experienced Tow Truck Drivers! Are you dog-tired working a combination schedule of day and night shift? Or not having two consecutive days off in a week worked? Tired of feeling underpaid and not paid for what you are worth? Either not enough hours or overtime available? Why Work For Us? We offer a set 5-day a week schedule with top tier benefits. Not to mention we maximize your resources in a fast paced job to make more money the harder you work with uncapped earnings! Full-time opportunity to make $60,000 to $135,000 + total earnings with a $19.60 per hour base and comprehensive productivity bonuses that are paid each payroll.
Night Schedule: Sunday - Thursday
Job Description:
As a repossession agent the job requires you to locate vehicles, safely secure vehicles, and tow vehicles to the appropriate company yard. We have multiple camera car drivers whose primary job is to scan and find vehicles to help maximize your profit as well as access to a full office staff to assist. Daybreak Metro truly equips our repossession agents with all tools necessary to be successful!
Benefits:
New hires will receive PAID training for approximately two weeks with our highly experienced field agents. Training will consist of day one hands-on training, tow truck operation, multiplatform system software, personal safety, and all applicable laws and regulations.80% Employer paid healthcare, dental, and vision. We also provide a 100% company-paid life insurance policy 401k Company match Eligibility: MUST be 25 years of age or older due to insurance requirementsMUST have acceptable driving record (minor offenses are okay)MUST pass a drug screenMUST have a valid Driver's License (required)
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