Mechanic
mr tanner constructionLaurel (MS)
About the role
Mechanic Position Tanner Construction Company, Inc. / Cotton Creek Transport Inc. is a fully integrated highway, heavy construction, and site-development general contractor, providing construction services primarily within the State of Mississippi. Benefits offered include Health Insurance, Vision & Dental, AFLAC, Life Insurance, & 401k with Matching We are looking for a good experienced Mechanic that will perform truck and equipment repair and maintenance work in accordance with factory and industry standards, run diagnostics on trucks and equipment and work closely with other team members to meet company goals. This is a fabulous opportunity for a knowledgeable, hardworking Mechanic to work in a company that offers a competitive pay and benefits.
Responsibilities:
Perform minor and major repairs on trucks and trailers and equipment Conduct regular preventative maintenance on service trucks and equipment, including inspection, tire rotation and oil changes Collaborate with repair team to diagnose problems with vehicles and plan repairs Perform regular diagnostic tests on truck Maintain accurate service records of services performed Qualifications 5+ years' experience as a Mechanic Valid Class B License and a clean driving record Ability to lift up to 150 pounds Ability to work well as a member of a team Problem solving and troubleshooting skills Willing to work overtime and/or weekends when required by job Willing to travel to job to perform duties and overnight if required
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