Field Technician - Dock & Door - LiftOne
As a Dock & Door Technician at LiftOne, you’ll diagnose, repair, and maintain loading dock and doors at customer sites. You’ll work independently, travel locally, and play an essential role in helping businesses stay productive. This position is ideal for candidates with backgrounds in automotive, diesel, or military who enjoy hands-on technical work and problem-solving. Experience with hydraulics, electrical systems, engines, or diagnostics is highly valued, and we’ll provide specialized industry training to help you succeed.
Dock & Door TechnicianFind Your Career with LiftOne:We’re a fourth-generation, family-owned company approaching our 100th anniversary under the Weisiger Group. Built on a legacy of trust, integrity, and service excellence, LiftOne proudly supports our country’s supply chain by keeping essential goods moving. About the Role – Dock & Door Technician:As a Dock & Door Technician at LiftOne, you’ll diagnose, repair, and maintain loading dock and doors at customer sites. You’ll work independently, travel locally, and play an essential role in helping businesses stay productive. This position is ideal for candidates with backgrounds in automotive, diesel, or military who enjoy hands-on technical work and problem-solving. Experience with hydraulics, electrical systems, engines, or diagnostics is highly valued, and we’ll provide specialized industry training to help you succeed. What You’ll Do:• Diagnose and repair loading dock and doors• Perform preventative maintenance and safety inspections• Accurately document work performed and communicate effectively with customers using our work order management system• Maintain your service vehicle, tools, and parts inventory• Represent LiftOne with professionalism and pride in every customer interaction What We’re Looking For:• 2+ years of experience in skilled trade (Mechanical, Hydraulic, Fabrication, or Electrical)• Previous experience in installation or maintenance in commercial doors, HVAC systems, construction, military, fabrication or automotive repair• Welding certification is a plus - welding certification within the first 30 days of being hired.• Strong troubleshooting skills in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical systems• Ability to work independently in the field• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record• Strong customer service mindset and positive attitude• Experience with ServiceMax or similar computerized maintenance/work order management systems preferred• Lead with a safety-first mindset, following all company and customer safety protocols to protect yourself, your team, and the equipment you service. Why You’ll Love Working Here:• Competitive pay based on experience• Comprehensive factory and OEM training• Company service vehicle, gas card, and uniforms (for field roles)• Company-provided tablet and phone• Full benefits package, including: o Medical, dental, and vision coverage o Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options o Access to chiropractic and physical therapy visits through insurance enrollment (subject to plan eligibility and limitations) o 401(k) with company match o Company-paid life insurance and short/long-term disability• Paid time off, holidays, and personal leave• Career advancement opportunities across the Weisiger Group family of companies• Family-oriented culture built on nearly a century of trust and stability Join Our Legacy:If you’re ready to take your mechanical skills to the next level with a company that values your work, supports your growth, and treats you like family, LiftOne is the place for you.EEO/AA Employer. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply.Military Occupations that align with Dock and Door:Army:• 91B – Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic• 91H – Track Vehicle Repairer• 91D – Power-Generation Equipment Repairer• 91E – Allied Trades Specialist (welding/fabrication)• 15G – Aircraft Structural Repairer• 12N – Horizontal Construction Engineer• 12B – Combat EngineerNavy:• EN – Engineman• MR – Machinery Repairman• HT – Hull Maintenance Technician (welding, fabrication)• CE – Construction Electrician• BU – Builder (construction, carpentry, door installation)• CM – Construction Mechanic• UT – Utilitiesman (facility maintenance)Air Force / Space Force:• 2A6X2 – Aerospace Ground Equipment• 2A7X3 – Aircraft Structural Maintenance• 3E3X1 – Structural (building/door systems)• 3E4X1 – Water & Fuel Systems Maintenance• 3E5X1 – Engineering (facility maintenance)• 2A6X1 – Aerospace PropulsionMarine Corps:• 3521 – Motor Vehicle Mechanic• 1316 – Metal Worker (welding/fabrication)• 1341 – Engineer Equipment Mechanic• 1161 – Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technician• 1142 – Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician• 1391 – Bulk Fuel Specialist (facility systems)Coast Guard:• MK – Machinery Technician• DC – Damage Controlman (welding, fabrication, structural repair)• EM – Electrician’s Mate• BM – Boatswain’s Mate (general maintenance, construction)
Army • 91B – Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic • 91H – Track Vehicle Repairer • 91D – Power-Generation Equipment Repairer • 91E – Allied Trades Specialist (welding/fabrication) • 15G – Aircraft Structural Repairer • 12N – Horizontal Construction Engineer • 12B – Combat Engineer Navy • EN – Engineman • MR – Machinery Repairman • HT – Hull Maintenance Technician (welding, fabrication) • CE – Construction Electrician • BU – Builder (construction, carpentry, door installation) • CM – Construction Mechanic • UT – Utilitiesman (facility maintenance) Air Force / Space Force • 2A6X2 – Aerospace Ground Equipment • 2A7X3 – Aircraft Structural Maintenance • 3E3X1 – Structural (building/door systems) • 3E4X1 – Water & Fuel Systems Maintenance • 3E5X1 – Engineering (facility maintenance) • 2A6X1 – Aerospace Propulsion Marine Corps • 3521 – Motor Vehicle Mechanic • 1316 – Metal Worker (welding/fabrication) • 1341 – Engineer Equipment Mechanic • 1161 – Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technician • 1142 – Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician • 1391 – Bulk Fuel Specialist (facility systems) Coast Guard • MK – Machinery Technician • DC – Damage Controlman (welding, fabrication, structural repair) • EM – Electrician’s Mate • BM – Boatswain’s Mate (general maintenance, construction)
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Field Technician - Dock & Door - LiftOne
As a Dock & Door Technician SkillBridge trainee, you’ll train with experienced technicians to learn how to diagnose, repair, and maintain loading dock equipment and commercial doors. This opportunity is ideal for…
Field Technician - Dock & Door - LiftOne
As a Dock & Door Technician at LiftOne, you’ll diagnose, repair, and maintain loading dock and doors at customer sites. You’ll work independently, travel locally, and play an essential role in helping businesses stay…