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Belleville Tank Trailer Shop Hires a Mechanic With ABS and Structural Repair Experience

Commercial Trucking Belleville, IL Family-Owned Tank Trailer Repair Shop

Tank trailer work takes more than a general mechanic. We find technicians who already know ABS, structural repair and DOT inspections.

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Tank Trailers, Not General Repair

A family-owned tank trailer and truck repair shop in Belleville, IL needed an experienced Trailer Mechanic to handle diagnostics and structural repair on dry bulk and liquid tank trailers, with a particular focus on ABS brake troubleshooting and component installation.

Finding Tank-Trailer-Specific Experience

Candidates with tank-trailer ABS and structural repair experience are much harder to find than general truck or trailer mechanics. Our team found a strong fit for this shop.

Brakes, Welding and DOT Inspections

The new mechanic brings experience diagnosing and repairing ABS systems, air brakes, hub seals, electrical systems and lift gates, along with welding, hydraulics and DOT inspection work across several trailer repair shops, plus industrial plant maintenance on PLCs and boiler systems. They joined the shop to help carry its tank trailer repair workload. This shop works with us on Talent Pipeline, our flat-rate ongoing recruiting.

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