About the role

Earn $32–$36/hour | Monday–Friday Day Shift At Bulk Transport Company, Inc. (BTC), keeping our fleet moving starts with the people who know our equipment best. Join our team as a Diesel Mechanic and help keep our equipment safe, reliable, and on the road. You’ll perform preventative maintenance, diagnostics, inspections, and repairs on tractors, trailers, and other fleet equipment. With decades of specialized transportation experience, BTC offers the support and long-term career stability you can count on.
Benefits: Built for You Pay and Time Off: $32–$36/hour Monday–Friday day shift Paid weekly Paid vacation and sick time Company-paid holidays Paid training Health and Financial Benefits: Medical, dental and vision benefits starting 30 days after hire 401(k) with company match Life insurance Short- and long-term disability coverage Health Savings Account (HAS) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Options Digital health and wellness program Dependent Care Reimbursement Account Employee and Immediate Family Assistance Program (EAP) BTC’s On-the-Job Perks: Company-paid uniformsweekly laundry service $75 annual boot allowance Internal growth and career advancement opportunities Collaborative, team-oriented work environment Diesel Mechanic Requirements: Preferred fleet maintenance and repair experience Preferred experience with diagnostic software Put your diesel maintenance experience to work with a team that values safety, reliability and quality. Apply today!614ebcce-2988-4a 21-9a 10-1fc 0c 5beffbb

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