Tire and Lube Technician
$17.00 per hour
ApplyTire and Lube Technician
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$17.00 per hour
About the role
- Follow direction from the Working Lead or Project Manager to complete daily job tasks
- Support field operations including setup, operation, and cleanup of equipment and job sites
- Perform manual labor such as lifting, shoveling, jackhammering, and other physically demanding tasks
- Participate in confined space work, work on uneven ground, and work at heights above 6 feet. Travel to assigned job sites; working hours that may include evenings, weekends, or occasional overnight work
- Maintain professional communication with crew members, supervisors, and customers
- Be a team player, willing to "roll up your sleeves" and help wherever needed
- What You NeedValid driver's license and clean driving record (non-CDL)
- Ability to perform strenuous manual labor outdoors in hot and cold environments
- Ability to lift 50+ lbs., climb, bend, kneel, walk on uneven ground, work at heights, enter confined spaces, and stand for extended periods
- Comfortable wearing required PPE and respirators
- Strong teamwork, reliability, and communication skillsDOT medical card or ability to obtain and maintain
- Experience with field equipment or construction/labor work is a plus
- Work Environment
- Field-based work on assigned customer sites
- Work hours are assigned daily by the Working Lead or Project Manager; you are expected to follow the assigned schedule
- Safety-driven culture with strict adherence to company and client safety protocols
- Year-round, steady work in a union environment
- Full benefits: Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage 401(k) with company match
- Paid Time Off (PTO) after 90 days
- Safety boot reimbursement and all PPE provided
- Ongoing training; many leaders started in this role
- Work in a safety-first environment with strong oversight and training
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