Tire Technician
take ten tire serviceAsbury (IA)
About the role
Tire Technician The primary role for this position is to provide tire service at all levels for our customers and have a full understanding of tire service, inspection, inventory, and repairs. This position is responsible for repair and general service as well as the shop and mobile tire and repair functions, equipment, and inventory.
Essential functions include:
Mount, balance, rotate, and repair all types of tires from passenger to large trucks. Large truck tires are only available after completion of the TIA CTS certification. Repair work for customers as directed (both in shop and mobile) Rack and hoist vehicles for inspection and recommend any additional service needed. Advise the manager concerning possible issues and make recommendations. Complete written vehicle inspections with regard to tire service. Scrap tire analysis and Fleet Inspections and Dispatch (where applicable). Maintain stock supplies needed for all types of repairs, including special parts for each customer. Ensure service truck, all tools, and equipment are in good operating condition and stocked with proper supplies. Perform pre-trip vehicle inspections at the beginning of each workday and immediately report operating problems or mechanical defects to the manager. Check all fluid levels in the service truck and air compressor during pre-trip inspection. Maintain vehicle cleanliness (inside and out) and maintain standards of cleanliness in all areas. Responsible for the safe operation of company vehicles, including compliance with speed and traffic regulations. Perform jobs using proper and safe procedures at all times. Use personal protective equipment according to regulations and policies. Make yourself available for and complete all required and additional training offered by the Company. Obtain and maintain current TIA certifications and other certifications required to perform assigned tasks.
Requirements:
Experience and proven knowledge with all types of tires, including heavy-duty and commercial tires. Training in all areas of tire service and safety should be completed. Work environment & physical demands: Tire shop environment Regular standing, walking, bending, and lifting Ability to lift up to 50lbs Compensation & benefits: Competitive pay commensurate with experience Comprehensive benefits package, including: Medical, dental, and vision insurance Supplemental Insurance Paid time off and holidays 401 (k) with company matching up to 4%
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