Bus and Maintenance Technician

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lamers bus linesJuneau (WI)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems

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Job Description: Bus and Maintenance Technician — Juneau Terminal Lamers Bus Lines is hiring a hands-on technician for our Juneau terminal. With only 6 buses at this location, you’ll be the one keeping them running — and you’ll pick up whatever else the terminal needs along the way, from yard work to answering phones to driving a route yourself. If you like variety and take pride in being the person a small terminal can count on for just about anything, this is the job for you.

What You’ll Do: Bus Maintenance & Cleaning Perform routine maintenance and light repairs on buses Clean bus interiors and exteriors on a regular schedule Bus Yard & Grounds Mow, plow, and shovel to keep the bus yard and terminal grounds clear and safe year-round Handle general building and grounds upkeep Driving Drive a school bus as needed to cover routes (training provided to obtain CDL if needed) Office & Route Support Handle light office tasks as they come up Who We’re Looking For Mechanically inclined or willing to learn Comfortable switching between hands-on maintenance, outdoor grounds work, and office tasks in the same day Reliable, self-directed, and comfortable being the go-to person at a small terminal CDL required or willingness to obtain one (Lamers provides in-house training)Why Lamers Lamers Bus Lines has been a family-owned, community-focused transportation company since 1944. We offer stability, longevity, and the chance to make a real difference in the safety and daily lives of the families and communities we serve. \nCompany

Description: Compensation range is estimated if not posted. Full pay details will be explained in the interview process.

Company Description: Compensation range is estimated if not posted. Full pay details will be explained in the interview process.

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