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Tire Technician

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Industrial Tire Technician Position Overview A well-established tire service organization is seeking a dependable Industrial Tire Technician to join its team. This position will specialize in servicing large, heavy-duty tires used on tractors, agricultural equipment, mining equipment, construction equipment, industrial machinery, and other off-road applications. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, safety-conscious, dependable, and comfortable working with large commercial and industrial tires. This is a hands-on position requiring the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Key Responsibilities Mount, dismount, install, repair, rotate, and service industrial and heavy-equipment tires. Service tires used on tractors, agricultural machinery, mining equipment, construction equipment, loaders, and other industrial/off-road machinery. Inspect tires for wear, damage, improper inflation, and other conditions that may affect safety or equipment performance. Perform tire changes and repairs using appropriate tire-service equipment, tools, and procedures. Work with large, heavy, and specialized tire assemblies. Safely handle, move, load, and transport industrial tires and related equipment. Provide on-site tire service at customer locations, including industrial, agricultural, construction, and mining operations when required. Respond to field-service and emergency tire-service calls as needed. Properly secure tires and equipment during transportation. Maintain an organized inventory of tires, tubes, tools, and service equipment. Maintain a clean and safe work area, service truck, and equipment. Follow all company safety policies, OSHA requirements, and proper tire-handling procedures. Communicate professionally with customers, equipment operators, supervisors, and coworkers. Document completed services and identify additional tire or equipment issues that may require attention. Work efficiently while maintaining a high standard of workmanship and safety. Perform other duties related to industrial tire service as assigned.
You should be proficient in:
Automotive Repair Brakes Oil Changes Tire Service small engine lube tech