Jim Scott Promoted to Noblesville Service Manager

$25 DOT Inspection and More!

We are pleased to announce that Jim Scott has been promoted to Service Manager for the Noblesville, Indiana location of Truck Service (TSI). In his new role, Jim will be managing the shop operation, supervising technicians and working with Eric Branock, General Manager, in the day-to-day operation of the Noblesville location.

Jim joined TSI in June 2008 as a technician and has served most recently as Shop Foreman. His extensive technical knowledge (Jim was last year’s Tech Test Winner) and years of hands-on shop experience will allow him to assist both our technicians and our customers in his new role.

Jim’s new responsibilities begin January 5, 2015.

How Can We Help?

Heavy-Duty Vehicle Technician

Position is Day Shift, Monday – Friday.

Position Details

Our Heavy-Duty Vehicle Technicians primary responsibilities include inspection, diagnosing and repair heavy-duty vehicle suspension, brakes, steering systems. Additional responsibilities may include DOT inspections, alignments, and preventive maintenance (oil and filter change). The typical types of vehicles are Class 3-8 trucks (semi’s, fire trucks, dump trucks, box trucks, etc), buses, recreational vehicles, trailers and pick-up trucks. Safe working conditions, no nights or weekends, competitive hourly pay plus incentives (no flat-rate pay), drug-free workplace.

Qualifications:

Previous experience as a heavy-duty truck technician, mechanic, or other related fields
CDL license or willing and able to obtain (Paid for by us!)
ASE certifications or willing to obtain
Knowledge of diagnostic and repair equipment
Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
Deadline and detail-oriented
Driver’s License (Required)
United States work authorization (Required)
GED, High School Degree, or College Degree (NOT REQUIRED)

Benefits:

Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Retirement plan
Paid time off

U-Bolt Bend Types

We offer 4 types of U-bolt bends. Please refer to the image below to determine which bend you need.