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Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service
Commercial Tire Technician Training Provided
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What they do
A Tire Changer or Technician replaces and repairs tires for cars, trucks, or equipment such as tractors and construction vehicles.
$32,770 / year median in Michigan
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Commercial Tire Technician Training Provided Goodyear Commercial Tire & Service - 3.6 Lansing, MI Job Details Full-time From $23 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Employee discount Life insurance Qualifications Safety regulations Adhering to traffic regulations Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence High school diploma or GED DOT (Department of Transportation) regulations Driver's License Safety equipment Tire service Vehicle tire puncture repair Full Job Description Goodyear. More Driven. A Commercial Tire Service Technician is accountable for properly and safely performing the tire and related services needed for all commercial tire users. Responsibilities will include but not be limited to: Dismounting and mounting any type of tire on drop center, semi-drop center and multi-piece rims to service customer's needs as deemed safe by company policy. Match mounting, match mating dual assemblies, and radial runout as necessary. Inflating of tires to prescribed PSI per load requirements. Cleaning and maintaining service equipment. Performing roadside service calls on a continuous basis with a rotating on call aspect. Determining repairable tire conditions and making such repairs. Removing tires for retreading or repair as needed. Properly executing required billing documents (accurate and legible) then submitting to management. Exercising proper maintenance of assigned Service Vehicle including appearance as on-board service equipment. Complying with DOT regulations including driver's license for class of truck operated. Following all driving rules. Complying with OSHA regulations and safety requirements. Wearing proper PPE, using cages, and following all other safety policies and procedures.