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Truck Body Shop Technician I will be responsible for performing small panel and bumper replacement/repair, parts removal, caulking/sealing, and other duties as assigned such as removing decals, paint preparation, sanding/grinding.
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A Penske Body Shop Technician III will, under supervision, perform minor truck and trailer component repair or replacement. Keywords: fabrication, sand/prep, cosmetic repair, restore, fiberglass, filler, painting, Works with a variety of metals and plastics, as well as glass, and mechanical parts, Collison, Auto body, Truck body, Framework, Refinishing, Commercial body work, Fleet repair, Collision technician, Truck repair, Disassembling/assembling vehicles, Lead painter, Upholstery, Bodywork, Trim repair, Rebuild/teardown.
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Technician, Diesel Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Service Technician, Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Manager, Shop Manager, Mechanic Supervisor, Technician Supervisor, Lead Mechanic, Lead.
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A successful Truck Body Shop Technician I complies with all company policies and achieves high level performance metrics. The Truck Body Shop Technician I assists Truck Body Shop Technician II or higher Technicians with repairs and continues to learn additional advanced mechanical skills.
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As a Body Shop Technician with Penske, you'll perform diagnostic procedures and truck and trailer collision repairs, and with supervision some major suspension, electrical, painting and welding repairs too.
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Penske's Body Shop Technicians are responsible for all aspects of truck and trailer repair and maintenance. Duties may include the overhaul, adjustment, replacement and repair of all series of motor truck and trailer equipment including, but not limited to the following: Cab/ Sheet Metal Repair, Fiberglass Repair, Composite Bonding/ Repair, Welding/ Fabricating, Frame Straightening/ Alignment, Suspension Repair/ Alignment, Box Repair/ Replacement, Air Conditioning Systems, Electrical/ Brake/Cooling Systems, Surface Preparation, and Paint/ Mixing/ Tinting/ Blending.
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Penske is an Equal Opportunity Employer Job Category: Vehicle Maintenance/Mechanics/Technicians Job Function: Body Shop Repair Job Family: Vehicle Maintenance Address: 2626 W Holly St Primary Location: US-AZ-Phoenix Employer: Penske Truck Leasing Co., L.P. Req ID: 2403288.
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As a Body Shop Technician with Penske, you’ll perform minor truck and trailer collision repairs, and with supervision some major repairs too. Certification of completion of technical school specializing in the repair/refinish of all series of truck and trailer preferred.
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Its products and service offerings include diesel engines, transmissions, bumper-to-bumper truck repair, transport refrigeration, power generation systems, and supply chain logistics services.
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The Loves Truck Care and Speedco Diesel Technician Apprentice program is a company paid training program designed to provide apprentices with classroom, on-the-job training (OJT) and computer-based training opportunities while working towards certification as a Loves/Speedco diesel technician.
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POSITION SUMMARY: With direct supervision from a Lead Technician, Maintenance Supervisor or Maintenance Manager, a Maintenance Technician B performs repair and maintenance work on diesel and non-diesel equipment and trucks including, but not limited to, chassis components, vehicle refuse bodies and control systems, hydraulic electrical, air brake systems, general engine work, HVAC components, suspension, drive train and steering systems.
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Keywords: Diesel OR Trucking OR Dealership OR ADP OR Mack OR Volvo OR Caterpillar OR Allison OR Cummins OR Dealer ORHeavy Equipment OR Trailer OR Truck Sales OR Deal Sheet OR Class A OR CDK OR Frame Shop OR Foreman OR Leasing OR Service OR Warranty OR Parts OR Office OR Semi Truck OR Mechanic OR Google Jobs OR Career OR B2B Outside SalesOR Sales Representative OR Commercial Sales, OR Fabrication #ZR.
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Diesel Technician Apprentice – Truck Care. The diesel technician apprentice will work closely with our Diesel Technicians to get our customers back on the road quickly.
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While performing the Diesel Technician (Diesel Mechanic) duties, the employee is regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts and risk of electrical shock. While performing the Diesel Technician (Diesel Mechanic) duties, the employee is regularly required to use hands to handle or feel, reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear.
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The purpose of the Mechanic I is to oversee the small engine repair shop within the store, including tractors when applicable. Responsibilities What You'll do The purpose of the Mechanic I is to oversee the small engine repair shop within the store, including tractors when applicable.
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