DTX
Diesel Mechanic & Regional Truck Driver Jobs. DTX drivers make 4 to 5 weekly trips, Monday – Friday, totaling 1800 – 2000 miles per week. With DTX, drivers are home every weekend and periodically throughout the week. Experience the DTX difference with regional destinations, light-weight freight, quarterly safety bonuses, and our million mile safe driving bonus. Hiring Local City Drivers, Interstate & Intrastate routes. More Info....
Diesel Mechanic & Regional Truck Driver Jobs. DTX drivers make 4 to 5 weekly trips, Monday – Friday, totaling 1800 – 2000 miles per week. With DTX, drivers are home every weekend and periodically throughout the week. Experience the DTX difference with regional destinations, light-weight freight, quarterly safety bonuses, and our million mile safe driving bonus. Hiring Local City Drivers, Interstate & Intrastate routes. More Info....
RSC Equipment Rentals
Hiring Local Truck Drivers and Diesel Mechanics for most of the 48 states and some Canadian provinces. Comprehensive medical, dental, vision & life insurance. We are known as the premier provider of rental services in North America.
Truck Driver min: 6 months experience.
Diesel Mechanics min: 1 year exp.
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Hiring Local Truck Drivers and Diesel Mechanics for most of the 48 states and some Canadian provinces. Comprehensive medical, dental, vision & life insurance. We are known as the premier provider of rental services in North America.
Truck Driver min: 6 months experience.
Diesel Mechanics min: 1 year exp.
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Heartland Express
Currently hiring experienced DIESEL MECHANICS for the following locations: Iowa City IA (corporate offices), Atlanta GA, Columbus OH, Kingsport TN, Chester VA, Carlisle PA, Olive Branch MS, Phoenix AZ, Jacksonville FL, Forth Smith AR, and O'Fallon MO.
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Currently hiring experienced DIESEL MECHANICS for the following locations: Iowa City IA (corporate offices), Atlanta GA, Columbus OH, Kingsport TN, Chester VA, Carlisle PA, Olive Branch MS, Phoenix AZ, Jacksonville FL, Forth Smith AR, and O'Fallon MO.
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Diesel service technicians and mechanics held about 270,000 jobs in 2004. They were employed by almost every industry; in particular, those that use trucks, buses, and equipment to haul, deliver, and transport materials, goods, and people. The largest employer, the truck transportation industry, employed nearly one out of six diesel service technicians and mechanics. Slightly fewer were employed by local governments, mainly to repair school buses, waste removal trucks, and road equipment. About 1 out 10 was employed by automotive and commercial equipment repair and maintenance facilities. The rest were employed throughout the economy, including construction, manufacturing, retail and wholesale trade, and automotive leasing. A relatively small number were self-employed. Nearly every section of the country employs diesel service technicians and mechanics, although most work is in towns and cities where trucking companies, bus lines, and other fleet owners have large operations.
Employment of diesel mechanics and mechanics is expected to grow as freight transportation by truck increases. Additional trucks will be needed to keep pace with the increasing volume of freight shipped nationwide. Trucks also serve as intermediaries for other forms of transportation, such as rail and air. Due to the greater durability and economy of the diesel engine relative to the gasoline engine, the number of buses, trucks, and passenger vehicles that are powered by diesel engines is expected to increase. Engine manufacturers recognized in the industry that are leader brands consist of but not limited to Detroit Diesel, Cummins and Caterpillar, etc.
Most persons entering this occupation can expect relatively steady work, because changes in economic conditions have less of an effect on the diesel repair business than on other sectors of the economy. During a downturn in the economy, however, some employers may lay off workers or be reluctant to hire new workers as diesel mechanics.
Median hourly earnings of bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists, including incentive pay, were $17.20 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $13.73 and $21.13 an hour. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $11.19, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $25.67 an hour. Without diesel mechanic & tractor trailer service repair jobs there would be no truck driver jobs and NO goods transported in the world!
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