Roadside Support Specialist - Commercial Trucking

Posted 18 days ago

miller transportation groupMt Holly (NJ)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

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About the role

Roadside Support Specialist - Commercial Trucking Miller Transportation Group is a rapidly growing leader in the transportation industry and has been family-owned and operated since 1912. With headquarters in Mount Holly, New Jersey, we proudly operate several business units as follows: Miller Truck Leasing – the largest privately-held truck leasing company on the East Coast. Provides full-service leasing, finance leasing, truck rental, and truck maintenance programs. Miller Dealerships - Provides car and light truck solutions across the Ford, Lincoln, and Subaru brands. Miller Dedicated Services - Supports customers in outsourcing their transportation needs by providing vehicles, drivers, fuel, insurance, and overall industry expertise. Miller Brokerage Services - Provides on-demand capacity solutions through our network of reliable carriers. Miller Transportation Group is immediately hiring a Roadside Support Specialist - Commercial Trucking for our Miller Truck Leasing division at our corporate headquarters in Mount Holly, NJ. Ideal candidates will have prior hands-on experience in diesel vehicle repair along with excellent communication skills in order to assist customers and company drivers who are experiencing mechanical issues. Great position for retired technicians!

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