Road Service Technician

Want to know what you can really make turning wrenches? Here's the honest number: our base pay is $35–$40/hr on a standard 50-hour week, and commissions add on top of that. Techs who show up ready to work clear $120,000–$140,000+ a year — and the hardest workers go higher. This isn't a "potential" gimmick. The commission scales with what you produce, and the work is there.

NETC Fleet Services is hiring a Diesel Road Service Technician to handle roadside emergency repairs and diagnostics on trucks, trailers, motor coaches, and heavy equipment. We're one of New England's fastest-growing names in towing, recovery, and commercial truck service, and our road service techs are the ones who get a stranded operator back on the road. It's demanding work, it pays like it, and there's room to grow with a company that's growing fast.

• →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

• 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