Wrecker Operator
jims auto serviceLake City (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
- Job Description We are seeking a Wrecker Operator to join our team! You will be responsible for safely operating a Wrecker/Rollback with a capacity of at least 26,000 pounds Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)
- Must live within 15 miles of Lake City or be willing to move within 15 miles of Lake City. Paid, Base pay and Commission Responsibilities: Safely operate a Heavy Duty Wrecker and/or a Medium Duty Roll/Wrecker
- Load/unload/ Recover Vehicles, work Accident scenes
- Properly Fill Wrecker Invoices and get all information from Vehicles and Customers
- Report any issues or incidents to dispatch immediately no matter how small.
- Inspect truck for needed repairs and Safety. Inventory Tools and supplies on Wrecker/Rollbacks
- Be on call nights and rotating weekends .Days off will vary. We work with Law Enforcement for Recovery and Accidents
- Drug Free Workplace
- Base pay based (paid 40 hours) on experience plus Commission. You write your paycheck!
Qualifications:
- Previous experience in truck driving or Wrecker Operator Recovery Preferred
- Commercial driver's license CDL Class A and up to date DOT Physical
- Ability to handle physical workload
- Strong work ethic
- Honesty and the ability to communicate
- Clean driving record
- Polite, Honest works well with co-workers, can work as a team
Live within 15 miles of Lake City or be willing to move within 15 miles. We have ETA's we must meet.
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