Commercial Tire Technician, Fort St. John

Overview

Fountain Tire is a trusted Canadian company with decades of experience. We are looking for a responsible, safe and dedicated associate to join our team as a Commercial Tire Technician!

Fountain Tire works hard to support its team members. We focus on learning, safety, and helping people grow in their careers.

Whatis in it for you?

Competitive wages $25 - $30 per hour (based on experience) We take care of you and your family with our impressive health, dental, and vision benefits, plus a RRSP program with company matching! We will develop your skills and certifications with our excellent training Regular full-time day shifts, with opportunities for overtime Save your money with our staff discounts on tires, parts and mechanical services at all Fountain Tire locations

Whateach day will bring:

Something different! You never know what kind of vehicle or tire you may be required to work on or what customers will need help You could be inspecting, installing, balancing, rotating, and/orrepairing truck, farm, industrial and/or OTR tires ORyou could begreeting and communicating with customers on all aspects ofrepair, service and tire sales Amazing customers to impress with your professionaland friendly customer service The responsibilityto keep yourself and your coworkers safe on the job Pride in the work you've done keeping your customers safe and on the road!

Whatkind of person are we looking for?

We are looking for someone with at least 1 year of commercial tire experience in a professional setting Must possess a valid driver’s license and be able to provide a satisfactory passenger or commercial Driver’s Abstract This work can unpredictable, physical, wet, cold, windy etc. and we need someone who willbe up for the challenge We need someone who can be on call after hours Must be able to lift 100 pounds if required

Fountain Tire is a great place to work, with competitive pay, strong management support, and opportunities to learn and grow. St. For St. John, BC V1J 3W8!

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