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As an Automotive Tire Technician, you can expect: a safe, positive working environment; an excellent combination of fringe benefits, like health and dental insurance; a 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match; paid vacations; paid personal and sick time; paid holidays; paid on-the-job training; and, opportunities for career growth and advancement.
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As the Wheel Refurbishing Technician, you will be responsible for performing refurbishing of commercial truck wheels in a Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service Centers Commercial Tire facility through a series of manual and automated processes.
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Overview: Tire Technician – Part-Time – Wilkes Barre America’s Tire 920 Schechter Dr Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 Overview The Tire Technician is the backbone of our success and is the first step in your journey with America’s Tire. Our Tire Technicians repair, install, and maintain tires on cars, trucks, and commercial vehicles.
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Sigma Continental is seeking to expand its team by hiring a part-time Diesel Fleet Mechanic. If your answer is yes, then Sigma Continental invites you to submit your resume for the position of Mobile Diesel Technician, where you will surpass our customers' expectations with top-quality service.
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We're looking for full-time Automotive Tire Technicians to join Team Mavis TODAY at our state-of-the-art automotive service and retail tire sales centers in the Moosic, PA area. Take the first step on an exciting career path by becoming an Automotive Tire Technician with Mavis.
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