Tow Truck Driver
allegheny trucksAltoona (PA)
About the role
Heavy Duty Tow Truck Driver Allegheny Trucks, Inc. is currently seeking a Heavy Duty Tow Truck driver to join our team!
Candidate MUST have:
CDL and previous Heavy Duty Truck driving experience! Allegheny Trucks, Inc. is a family owned and operated Heavy Duty Truck Dealership founded in 1978 by Larry M. Hale. We offer new and used International Truck sales, Idealease Truck leasing and rentals, parts and tire departments and a service department that is open 7 days a week. We specialize in heavy duty truck towing and roadside assistance 24/7. We know trucks and promise to serve our customers better than anybody else!
Benefits:
Top hourly pay in the market Health Insurance with Dental and Vision add on options Life Insurance Policy 401(k) plan with company match Paid vacation and Holidays Paid uniforms TrainingGREAT place to work
Responsibilities:
Drive and operate tow truck Wash and detail trucks. Maintain excellent customer service Assist technicians in cleaning up waste and oil spills. Dispose of used engine fluids, filters, and air cleaners. Separate and remove steel and aluminum. Deliver customers to home or office; and deliver customer's trucks when required.
Basic Qualifications:
High school education or general education degree (GED).Must have previous over the road driving experience Commercial drivers' license Class A required Clean driving record Ability to use hand tools and air impact wrench. Ability to use forklifts. Working knowledge of hazardous and non-hazardous material disposal.
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