Service Technician Trainee

Job Summary

The Service Technician Trainee program is designed to provide hands‑on training for individuals interested in learning the trailer repair trade. Trainees will be supplied with a starter tool set and toolbox, then paired with an experienced service technician who will mentor and guide them through the program. As skills and knowledge increase, responsibilities and independence will grow, setting trainees up for long‑term success within the company.

The Service Technician Trainee program is designed to provide hands‑on training for individuals interested in learning the trailer repair trade. Trainees will be supplied with a starter tool set and toolbox, then paired with an experienced service technician who will mentor and guide them through the program. As skills and knowledge increase, responsibilities and independence will grow, setting trainees up for long‑term success within the company.

• Brake Systems: inspection, repair, and replacement of air brake components
• Suspension Systems: troubleshooting and repairing suspension assemblies
• Welding & Fabrication: steel/aluminum welding, cutting, and basic fabrication techniques
• Trailer Types: repair and maintenance of chip trailers, dump trailers, lowboy trailers, flatbeds, and other equipment
• Preventative Maintenance: performing DOT inspections, lubrication, and safety checks
• Electrical Systems: diagnosing and repairing trailer lighting and wiring
• Hydraulic Systems: assisting with troubleshooting and repairs
• Shop & Lot Operations: organizing trailers, ensuring a clean work environment, following safety protocols
• Teamwork & Communication: working alongside skilled technicians and service advisors to complete jobs efficiently

• Structured mentorship with senior service technicians
• Progressive responsibility as knowledge and skills increase
• Provided starter toolbox and basic tools (with opportunity to build a complete set over time)
• Clear path to advancement into a full‑time Service Technician role

• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted
• Regular standing, bending, kneeling, and working in various positions for extended periods
• Working in both indoor and outdoor environments, sometimes in varying weather conditions
• Ability to safely operate shop equipment and tools

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred (not required)
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required
• Interest in hands‑on mechanical work, problem‑solving, and learning a skilled trade

• Strong work ethic and willingness to learn
• Dependability and ability to follow instructions
• Commitment to maintaining a safe and clean work environment
• Team‑oriented attitude with strong communication skills