Trailer Mechanic/Diesel Mechanic

Posted 2 days ago

foodliner truckingChicago (IL)

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Junior

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$33.00-$38.00 per hour

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About the role

Trailer Mechanic/Diesel Mechanic Earn $33.00-$38.00 per hour depending on experience Sunday-Thursday, 2 nd shift Join Our Foodliner Chicago, IL Team as a Trailer Mechanic/Diesel Mechanic! Add over $3.00 per hour thru Bonus Programs and completing Online Training! Paid Time Off-80 Hours in the first year! Overtime after 40 Hours! Annual Safety Bonus (Up to $1,000 per year)Work Boot Reimbursement Program (Up to $150 per year)Prescription Safety Glasses (Up to $100 every 2 years)Online Training Modules ($10-$30 per completed module. Potential to earn over $2,000)Top Tech Competition (Quarterly Winners and Annual Top Prize up to $6,000)Uniforms provided. Free laundry service. Medical, Dental, Vision, Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance 401K with Employer match$50,000 company paid Life Insurance Policy Friendly work environment Trailer Mechanic/Diesel Mechanic Requirements: Tractor-Trailer maintenance experience preferred Must have own set of tractor/trailer tools and toolbox FOODLINER, INC. is one of the largest bulk food carriers in the country and offers exciting careers in the trucking industry. Foodliner is part of the McCoy Group, a family owned transportation company in operation since 1958.
Job Type: Full-time, 2 nd Shift, Sunday-Thursday
Salary: Earn $33.00-$38.00 per hour depending on experience. Apply for the Chicago, IL Trailer Mechanic/Diesel Mechanic Job at: www.foodliner.com/careers McCoy Group, Inc. and its affiliated companies are Equal Opportunity Employers and take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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