Truck Equipment Installer

Posted 2 days ago

knapheide truck equipmentNew Carlisle (OH)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing

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About the role

Knapheide Truck Equipment Center in New Carlisle, OH is looking to hire a full-time Installer to assemble, install, and customize a variety of heavy-duty work truck bodies. This position works Monday - Thursday from 6:00 AM - 4:45 PM. No experience needed - We are willing to train the right candidate who is motivated and dependable! Reasons to work with us: Stability - We've been in business since 1848 Growth opportunities - Over 25 retail stores and upfit centers, and continued expansion Never Settle - We're committed to adapt, overcome, and continuously improve Collaborative, supportive, and engaging work environments North America's most popular manufacturer of work truck bodies and truck beds What you'll be doing: Assemble and install equipment such as: service bodies, platforms, van packages, hoists, electrical components and circuits, shelving and drawer systems, ladder racks, and other mechanical items Read work instructions and installation directions Gather materials and properly assemble equipment Test performance before delivering units to a final audit Experience you'll need: High School Diploma or GED Equivalent Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds Basic mechanical aptitude If you're someone who never settles for second best, takes pride in the work you do, and you're looking for a jump start on a new career, apply today!

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