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Sonsray supports the construction, transportation, and agriculture industries. At Sonsray, we're in the business of moving mountains. We are the largest Thermo King transport refrigeration & temperature control equipment dealership on Trailer, Technician, Mobile, Trailer Mechanic, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Automotive.
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Sonsray provides comprehensive sales, as well as parts and service support, including rental and leasing programs for our CASE customers. Birthday Dinner on Sonsray. At Sonsray, we value all employees, their contributions, and most importantly, their ideas.
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401K with competitive contributions made by Sonsray. One full day off and paid for Community Volunteer work, annually. Medical (HSA and PPO options) Open door policy - enjoy working with an active owner and management team.
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