Diesel Mechanic Hiring Event - Phoenix, AZ
Posted on 01/30/2024 08:20 PM
If you’re a diesel mechanic in the Phoenix, AZ area and looking for a great place to work, we have an event for you! Aim Transportation Solutions, named to Newsweek’s list of Top 100 Most Loved Workplaces®, is hosting a hiring event at 5926 West Monroe Ave Phoenix, AZ 85043. Our team will be conducting open interviews and offers will be made on-the-spot to qualified candidates!
CDL-A Truck Driver Hiring Event - Parkersburg, WV
Posted on 01/15/2024 02:22 PM
If you’re a CDL-A truck driver in the Parkersburg, WV area and looking for a great place to work, we have an event for you! Aim Transportation Solutions, named to Newsweek’s list of Top 100 Most Loved Workplaces®, is hosting a hiring event at 250 Staunton Turnpike Parkersburg, WV 26104 on Thursday, January 25th, and Friday, January 26th, from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Our team will be conducting open interviews and offers will be made on-the-spot to qualified candidates!
Every driver who stops by and fills out an application will receive a $50 gift card to Texas Roadhouse. Get in early and RSVP today. For additional information, email recruiting@aimntls.com or text (234)241-2794.
Hiring and Retaining Diesel Technicians
Posted on 08/04/2023 03:11 PM
In the rapidly evolving commercial transportation industry, the demand for skilled diesel mechanics is at an all-time high. These essential professionals play a critical role in keeping trucks and equipment running smoothly, efficiently and, most importantly, dependably. However, finding and hiring qualified diesel mechanics has become a significant challenge for many companies in the field.
One of the primary challenges in hiring diesel mechanics is the shortage of qualified candidates. As the transportation sector continues to grow, the demand for skilled mechanics is outpacing the supply of trained professionals. Many experienced diesel mechanics are nearing retirement age, creating a skills gap that the industry struggles to fill. Additionally, as technology advances, the role of diesel mechanics is evolving, requiring a new set of skills that may not be readily available in the current labor market.
