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Maintenance Management Trainee

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dayton freightElyria (OH)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Overview: The Maintenance/Shop Management Trainee Program is geared toward recently graduated or soon-to-be graduating seniors. This 24-week, hands-on job experience offers the opportunity for each Trainee to become part of a team, expand upon their experience, actively participate in all areas of Dayton Freight's operations, as well as gain knowledge of our Company, culture, and the Transportation Industry. Additionally, the program educates each individual on future-based leadership skills so that upon completion of the 24-weeks, they are confident and competent to take on a leadership position within one of our Shops.
Responsibilities:
  • Learn the LTL Industry
  • Gain experience in the Operation
  • Develop Leadership skills
  • Develop Shop and Maintenance knowledge
Qualifications: Must possess a valid Bachelor's degree from an accredited college Must be willing to relocate to any Service CenterMust be willing to work a rotation of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift (during training)
Benefits:
  • Stable and growing organization
  • Fast-paced work environment
  • Internal advancement opportunities
  • Competitive weekly pay
  • Modern facilities and technology
  • Unique training opportunity
  • TravelComprehensive benefits package: Health, 401(k), Dental, Vision, AD&D, etc.
  • Paid holidays (8); paid vacation and personal days
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