Tractor / Trailer Mechanic

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veneer chip transportTacoma (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$26.00 - $28.00 per hour

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About the role

Tacoma Shop Tractor / Trailer MechanicVCT is currently looking for a mechanic to service and repair our modern fleet of tractor trailers in Tacoma, WA. This Team Member will need to be a self starter and highly motivated. This Team Member will need to be able to work closely with others in a shop environment as well as alone safely and with minimal supervision (we do not micro manage). Trailer repair will be the primary job duties, occasionally the team member will repair trucks as necessary. This Team Member will work both in and outdoors and in inclement weather to complete the task. Below are a list of requirements (this list is not inclusive):Current and Valid Drivers license Team PlayerTime management Rolling toolbox with own hand tools Working knowledge of Class 8 tractor and trailer systems (minimal engine knowledge is required) Ability to diagnose and repair drive train, suspension, brake systems and minor electrical systems. Ability to move equipment around property and into the shop (Class A CDL preferred but not required) Ability to move from one repair in process to another and return to original repair. Document all work completed. Physically able to lift 100 lbs. occasionally. Physically able to climb a ladder occasionally. Be physically able to open manual tarp systems using upper body strength. Adaptability and foresight to handle unexpected situations. This position will be Monday - Friday at our Tacoma shop.
Pay: $26.00 to $28.00/hour DOE (OT after 40 hours)

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