Bus Tire Service Technician Position Available In Albany, New York

Company Overview Bridgestone Americas, Inc. (BSAM), headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, and Bridgestone Europe, Middle East and Africa (BSEMEA), headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, operate collectively as a “Bridgestone West” strategic region. This region services the strategic business needs of teams across the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa. BSAM and BSEMEA are subsidiaries of Bridgestone Corporation, globally headquartered in Japan. Bridgestone and its subsidiaries develop, manufacture and market a wide range of Bridgestone, Firestone and associate brand products and solutions to address the needs of a broad range of customers and industries. Position Summary For this Bus Tech position up to $1000 sign on Bonus. This position does not require a valid driver’s license, as the role is not intended or permitted to move, drive, or otherwise operate transit vehicles. Individual in this role will perform tire maintenance and service on transit bus vehicles. Position requires job incumbent to be flexible and available to work varying shifts.

Pay Range:

$14.72 – $29.33 Responsibilities

GENERAL SERVICE

Mounting, balancing, rotating, and repairing Bus Tires. Proper maintenance of tools and equipment to promote efficient operating conditions. Load and unload tires and related items from onsite vehicles as required. Keep the work area clean and clear of all debris to ensure a safe work environment. Attend meetings held by Field Manger. Process all necessary paperwork on time. Observe all safety rules and procedures associated with the performance of duties. Use personal protective equipment according to safety regulations and policies. Any other duties as assigned.

WORK ENVIRONMENT AND OCCUPATIONAL DEMANDS

The environment is very hot during the summer months and cold during winter. Exposure to various chemicals used in cleaning, lubrication, etc. Frequent bending, twisting and lifting over 50 pounds regularly. 100+ pounds of pressure when pushing tires. Repetitive and sustained exertions, forceful exertions, awkward postures, mechanical stress concentrations, vibrations.

NATURE OF DECISION-MAKING

Types of repairs necessary. Material to best complete the service work requested. Determine if replacement or repair is needed.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To progress to Tire Technician 2, the following is required: TIA level 2 certification (the U.S. only) within the first 2 weeks of employment TIA level 3 certification within 2 years from the date of hire 1-2 years applicable experience as Tire Technician 1 proficiency level Satisfactory work, safety, and attendance record Minimum Qualifications Relevant experience and education required