Trailer Technician
dakota tire brakes moreWest Fargo (ND)
Trailer Technician
Posted today
dakota tire brakes moreWest Fargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description FULL TIME - $33-40,000/YEAR TRAILER TECHNICIANS NEEDED for our trailer division, DAKOTA TRAILER SERVICE! Experience is preferred, but we're willing to train the right candidate. Dakota Trailer specializes in light duty trailer repair including job trailers, boat/ATV trailers, flatbeds, campers, etc. This is not a semi trailer repair shop, but if you have that experience -we could use you! Job duties would include mount/dismount of tires, repairing brake systems, axle straightening, lights & wiring, as well as welding. Experience preferred but not necessary - will train the right applicant! Call today for details or stop in to apply! 701-282-9604 Why Dakota Tire? We're a small, local business - and that's a good thing! At Dakota Tire you'll have direct access to decision-makers and the ability to advance in your career - Dakota Tire promotes from within. Pay structure is flexible and based on experience as well as offering creative bonus opportunities- we offer paid vacation and sick leave as well as many insurance options including access to health, dental, vision, accident, disability, cancer, and life policies. Dakota Tire provides employee access to licensed financial advisors to help you and your family prepare for the future. Stop in today or give us a call for more information about joining our team! 701-282-9604 hc70230
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