Service Technician

Job description:

Mutual Propane is looking for an Entry-level Service Technician with a minimum Class-B CDL license with all endorsements. If you have basic mechanical skills and the drive to learn new skills in the propane industry, Mutual Propane will provide paid training to the right candidate. We have a friendly, family oriented work environment and we offer excellent benefits and wages. Matching 401(k), health, dental, and vision insurance, and paid vacations. Relocation to one of our other plants is a possibility.

Responsibilities:

Install, maintain, and troubleshoot propane dispensing systems in the field
Operate crane Truck for tank installations
Perform repairs on propane equipment
Refurbish propane tanks and equipment to prepare for new installations
Delivery and pick up of cylinders from various locations
Drive propane bobtail to deliver propane as needed
Adhere to company safety policies at all times
Maintain excellent working relations with customers, vendors, and employees
Mutual Propane is willing to train the right candidate in the completion of the tasks listed above.

Requirements:

1 – 3 years commercial driving experience
3 Year current DMV printout – No DUI’s, reckless driving violations, or more then 2 points in 60 months on your DMV printout
Current Class-B California driver’s license or better with Haz-Mat, tanker and Air brake endorsements
Must pass physical exam and drug/alcohol screen
Ability to lift 80 lbs.
Ability to work with service related tools
Willingness to work after hours and weekends on a rotating on-call schedule
Ability to apply basic math skills
Ability to communicate well with customers and fellow employees
Neat appearance and professional demeanor
Ability to operate a propane bobtail safely – Complete Pre-trip and Post-trip inspections on truck
Ability to work under time constraints & deadlines
Dependable and work well with minimal supervision
Ability to speak, read, and write English fluently
High school diploma/GED required. Experience with propane dispensing systems helpful but not required. Willingness to participate in in-house training and safety meetings.