Diesel and/or Automotive Technician
maximum fleet servicesClarksville (IN)
Diesel and/or Automotive Technician
Posted 7 days ago
maximum fleet servicesClarksville (IN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
- Job Description Commercial fleet repair, preventive maintenance, and alignment company that is growing and need of multiple technicians with integrity and still believe in diagnostic skills
- We also have full-service body / paint and wreck restoration company in Louisville to help cover all of our clients' needs if interested in that line of work.
- Above average pay and benefits including toll assistance
- Family hours single shift between 7:00am -5:00pm with no Saturday or Sunday work required
- Diesel / gas technician - computer diagnostics / engine / general repair / light duty / Preventative maintenance & DOT inspection / hydraulic, and welding
- Full-service Alignment - will train Railroad technician- (rail certification a plus, not required) - dedicated rail department for light to heavy duty rail trucks
- On site technician - computer diagnostic and repair
- Service Writer - Pluss / Vision software - interaction with clients / parts / technicians
- Medium / heavy duty truck / van body collision repair / paint technician
- Full time driver position available - medical card / cdl required Respond through ZipRecruiter or Contact Bill at to leave message for interview or send resumes to or
Company Description:
Commercial fleet repair and heavy-duty body / paint company Company Description Commercial fleet repair and heavy-duty body / paint company
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