Shop Assistant
interstate groupEugene (OR)
$20-21hr
ApplyAbout the role
Shop Assistant Inspect and repair trailers. Install parts and accessories. Receive and process shipments. Help in the sale and delivery of trailers to our customers. Join a team with a family-atmosphere work environment with lots of opportunity for growth. We are a large company with a small business feel to it. We have an open-door policy with the leadership team always available. Our fast-paced, hard working culture gives you the tools and team support to help you be successful.
Requirements:
Familiarity with basic tools used for trailer repair is a necessity Basic computer and typing skills Forklift Certification Required (company-paid training available)Weld Certification Required (company-paid training available)Ability to work in a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment Ability to be on your feet for a long period of time Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Our ideal Shop Assistant is professional, team-oriented, and shows enthusiasm for uncompromised customer service and satisfaction.
Work Hours: Tuesday - Saturday | 8:00am - 5:30pm
Pay Rate: $20-21hr
Benefits:
Great work / life balance at 40-45 hours each week 401(k) with Employer Match Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Pet Insurance Flexible Spending Account Health Insurance Paid Time Off Trailers Plus, the largest factory-owned trailer dealership in the United States with 80+ locations, is seeking a Shop Assistant for its Eugene store. We also manufacture Interstate trailers, the highest quality cargo trailer in the world, and have over 450,000 satisfied customers. Trailers Plus is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more, visit us at trailersplus.com.
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