Road Service Technician

Road Service Technician

They're broken down. You're the solution.

$35–$40/Hour Competitive Commission Earning Potential Up to $140,000/Year Full-Time | Standard 40-Hour Week On-Call Rotation Weekend Availability Required HIRING NOW

Put Your Skills On The Road

A truck goes down.

A trailer has a brake problem.

A motor coach develops an electrical issue.

Heavy equipment won't start.

The customer needs more than a tow.

They Need A Technician

We're looking for an experienced Diesel Road Service Technician who can bring the diagnosis, tools, and repair directly to the customer.

You'll work on:

Heavy-Duty Trucks

Trailers

Motor Coaches

Heavy Equipment

Gas & Diesel-Powered Commercial Vehicles

From emergency roadside repairs to advanced diagnostics and major mechanical work, you'll be the technician customers count on when their equipment stops moving.

If You Can Diagnose It In The Field And Fix It Right, We Want To Talk

Skill Pays Here

$35–$40/HOUR

Plus Competitive Commission

Earning Potential Up To $140,000/YEAR

Road service takes a different level of independence, versatility, and problem-solving.

We believe that should come with the opportunity to earn accordingly.

Your base hourly rate gives you a strong foundation.

Your commission creates additional earning opportunity.

And technicians who bring the skill, productivity, and drive have the potential to build serious annual earnings.

Know More → Solve More → Produce More → Earn More

Your Service Truck

Your Mobile Shop

No lift.

No parts room down the hall.

No perfectly controlled environment.

Road service means bringing the shop to the problem.

You'll arrive on scene, assess the situation, run diagnostics, determine what failed, source what you need, make the repair when possible, and get the customer moving again.

That Takes More Than Knowing How To Turn A Wrench

It takes confidence, judgment, resourcefulness, and the ability to think on your feet.

What You'll Do

Diagnose It. Repair It. Get Them Rolling.

Perform emergency roadside assistance, diagnostics, service, and repairs

Diagnose and repair diesel-powered trucks, trailers, motor coaches, and equipment

Perform brake repairs and service

Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems

Remove and install tires and related components

Perform engine and powertrain repairs

Handle advanced diagnostic and troubleshooting work

Diagnose and repair A/C systems

Diagnose and service emissions systems

Source necessary parts when they aren't immediately available in inventory

Test-drive trucks, trailers, and equipment as needed to verify repairs

Follow all applicable safety procedures while working roadside

Process customer payments when required

Handle customer concerns calmly, professionally, and efficiently

Maintain constant communication with Dispatch, Parts Counter Specialists, and Management

Submit documentation, receipts, invoices, and service paperwork promptly

Keep your assigned service truck clean, organized, stocked, and professional

Wash and maintain your truck during available downtime

Report service-truck or equipment problems to management immediately

Follow proper accident and incident procedures

Maintain a clean and safe mobile workspace

Assist with additional road-service needs as assigned

The Code Tells You Where To Start

A Real Tech Figures Out Why

Road service isn't the place for guessing.

The customer may tell you:

"It just shut off."

That's where your job starts.

You inspect.

You test.

You scan.

You troubleshoot.

You eliminate possibilities.

Then you find the actual problem.

We need technicians who understand that a diagnostic trouble code isn't always the answer.

It's A Clue

Strong Road Service Technicians know how to combine:

Diagnostic Software

Electrical Testing

Mechanical Knowledge

Hands-On Experience

Critical Thinking

...to get from "It's broken" to "It's fixed."

What You Need To Bring

The Foundation:

Valid driver's license

Current DOT Medical Card

High school diploma or GED

Diesel engine repair training, certification, and/or applicable experience

Advanced knowledge of gas and diesel engines

Strong understanding of vehicle mechanical systems

Strong understanding of electrical systems

Proficiency with diesel diagnostic software

Comfortable using mechanical and electrical power tools

Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving ability

Strong attention to detail

Basic computer and electronics knowledge

Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Ability to work independently in the field

Ability to communicate effectively with Dispatch, Parts, Management, and customers

We Especially Want To Talk If You Can...

Chase Electrical Problems

Run Advanced Diagnostics

Handle Brake Repairs

Diagnose Engine & Powertrain Issues

Troubleshoot A/C Systems

Work Through Emissions Problems

Work Confidently on Heavy-Duty Equipment

Solve Problems Without Someone Standing Over Your Shoulder

Keep Dispatch Updated

Handle Customers Professionally

If That Sounds Like Your Normal Workday...

You Might Be Exactly Who We Need

You Work Independently.

But You Don't Work Alone.

Road Service Technicians spend plenty of time working independently in the field.

But great road service requires constant teamwork behind the scenes.

Dispatch

Where are you?

What did you find?

How long will the repair take?

Parts

What failed?

What do you need?

Where can we get it?

Management

Is there a safety issue?

Is the service truck ready?

Does something need immediate attention?

Customer

What happened?

Can it be repaired?

What happens next?

The best technicians don't disappear once they leave the shop.

They Communicate.

Roadside Is Different.

In a shop, you control the environment.

On the road?

The Environment Controls You.

Heat.

Cold.

Rain.

Darkness.

Traffic.

Tight spaces.

Impatient customers.

Unexpected problems.

And equipment that usually chooses the worst possible time to break down.

You still need to stay calm.