Road Service Technician
What You'll Do
- Perform emergency roadside repairs, service, and diagnostics on diesel vehicles and equipment
- Handle brake work, electrical work, and tire removal/installation
- Perform engine and powertrain repairs
- Run advanced troubleshooting, plus AC and emission system work
- Source parts when they're not in inventory
- Test-drive trucks, trailers, and equipment as needed
- Process customer payments and handle issues swiftly, calmly, and professionally
- Communicate constantly with dispatch, the parts counter, and management
- Submit documentation, receipts, and invoices promptly
- Keep your assigned truck clean, presentable, and washed during downtime
- Report truck problems to management immediately and follow safety and accident procedures
What We're Looking For
- A high school diploma or GED, plus diesel engine repair training/certification
- Advanced knowledge of gas and diesel engines, electrical systems, and vehicle mechanisms
- Proficiency with diesel diagnostic software
- A valid driver's license and current DOT Medical Card
- Comfort with mechanical and electrical power tools
- Sharp problem-solving, attention to detail, and solid communication skills
What We Offer
- Base pay $35–$40/hr on a standard 50-hour week
- Commission is typical — realistic total earnings of $120-$140K+ for techs who put in the work
- Medical, dental, and vision plans
- Life and disability coverage
- AFLAC plans
- 401(k)
- Paid time off and holidays
- A growing company where skilled techs move up
Job Type
Full-time
Work Location
In person
About the Role
NETC Fleet Services is one of New England's fastest-growing names in towing, recovery, and commercial truck service. Our road service techs are the ones who get a stranded operator back on the road.
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision plans
Life and disability coverage
AFLAC plans
401(k)
Paid time off and holidays
Schedule
Standard 50-hour week, weekend availability required, on-call rotation
Pay
Base pay $35–$40/hr on a standard 50-hour week
Commission is typical — realistic total earnings of $120-$140K+ for techs who put in the work
Qualifications
A high school diploma or GED, plus diesel engine repair training/certification
Advanced knowledge of gas and diesel engines, electrical systems, and vehicle mechanisms
Proficiency with diesel diagnostic software
A valid driver's license and current DOT Medical Card
Comfort with mechanical and electrical power tools
Sharp problem-solving, attention to detail, and solid communication skills
Skills
None specifically listed beyond the general mechanical and communication skills required
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision plans
Life and disability coverage
AFLAC plans
401(k)
Paid time off and holidays
Pay
Base pay $35–$40/hr on a standard 50-hour week
Commission is typical — realistic total earnings of $120-$140K+ for techs who put in the work
Schedule
Standard 50-hour week, weekend availability required, on-call rotation
Application Instructions
Apply today and earn what you're worth.