Commercial Tire Technician

Colville, Inc.

. Perform mobile field service, repair, replacement, mounting, dismounting, and installation of commercial tires .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeRemote • Alaska • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in commercial tire service, including installation, repair, and maintenance of tires for heavy-duty vehicles. Proficient in safely operating tire-handling equipment and adhering to industry safety standards while working independently in remote locations.

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Commercial Tire ServiceHeavy-Equipment MaintenanceTire Industry Association (TIA) CertificationCDL or Experience Operating Larger Commercial VehiclesMechanical Aptitude

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Hard Skills

Tire InstallationTire RepairDiagnostic SkillsMechanical and Hydraulic Tool OperationRoadside ServiceInspection and DocumentationPneumatic Tool OperationHeavy Equipment ServicingTire Inflation ProceduresSafety Compliance

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationIndependent Decision-MakingCommitment to SafetyDependable AttendanceFlexibility in Work Hours

Tools & Technologies

Service TrucksTire-Handling EquipmentImpact ToolsCompressorsHydraulic EquipmentTraffic-Control EquipmentPPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

Certifications & Qualifications

Tire Industry Association (TIA) CertificationValid Driver's License

Industry Keywords

Commercial TrucksConstruction EquipmentIndustrial EquipmentDOT/OSHA Safety RequirementsRemote Alaska WorkField ServiceHeavy-Duty VehiclesRoadside Assistance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform mobile field service, repair, replacement, mounting, dismounting, and installation of commercial tires
Service tires on commercial trucks, tractors, trailers, buses, construction equipment, industrial equipment, and other heavy-duty vehicles and equipment
Diagnose tire failures, air leaks, valve and wheel issues, irregular wear, and other tire-related problems
Perform tire repairs according to applicable industry standards and company procedures
Inspect tires, wheels, rims, valve assemblies, and related components for damage, wear, and unsafe conditions
Inflate tires to specified pressures and verify serviceability before returning equipment to operation
Perform roadside and field-service calls at customer facilities, jobsites, terminals, yards, highways, and remote Alaska locations
Safely operate service trucks, tire-handling equipment, jacks, impact tools, compressors, hydraulic equipment, and other tire-service tools
Maintain service vehicles, tools, equipment, and tire inventory in clean, safe, and serviceable condition
Complete work orders, inspection documentation, service records, customer paperwork, and other required documentation accurately and promptly
Communicate professionally with customers, dispatch, supervisors, drivers, and other personnel
Follow company safety policies, customer site requirements, and applicable DOT/OSHA safety requirements
Maintain safe work zones around disabled or stationary equipment using warning devices and traffic-control equipment
Travel throughout Alaska for scheduled and unscheduled field-service needs
Work independently in remote locations and respond to irregular schedules, emergency calls, weekends, holidays, and after-hours service needs
Perform other tire, fleet, shop, or field-service duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record
Commercial tire service, automotive tire service, heavy-equipment maintenance, mechanical, or similar hands-on experience preferred
Ability and willingness to travel statewide throughout Alaska
Ability to safely perform physically demanding work outdoors in Alaska conditions
Mechanical aptitude and ability to safely operate pneumatic, hydraulic, and hand tools
Ability to work independently and make sound decisions in field-service situations
Strong commitment to workplace and roadside safety
Ability to communicate effectively with customers, drivers, supervisors, and coworkers
Ability to follow written procedures, work orders, manufacturer specifications, and safety requirements
Dependable attendance and willingness to work flexible hours based on customer and operational needs
Previous commercial truck tire or OTR tire service experience preferred
Experience servicing heavy trucks, trailers, construction equipment, loaders, forklifts, or other industrial equipment preferred
Experience performing roadside commercial tire service preferred
Tire Industry Association (TIA) Commercial Tire Service certification or equivalent training preferred
CDL or experience operating larger commercial service vehicles preferred
Experience working in remote Alaska or North Slope environments preferred
Ability to regularly lift, carry, push, pull, position, and manipulate heavy tires, wheels, tools, and equipment
Ability to frequently bend, kneel, squat, crawl, climb, reach, and work from awkward positions
Ability to safely use mechanical and hydraulic lifting equipment when handling tires and wheel assemblies exceeding safe manual-handling limits
Ability to work on uneven, icy, snowy, muddy, or otherwise challenging surfaces
Ability to work outdoors for extended periods in extreme temperatures and adverse weather
Ability to safely enter and exit service vehicles, trucks, trailers, and equipment
Ability to wear required PPE
Ability to follow established procedures for tire inflation, wheel and rim servicing, lifting and supporting vehicles, lockout/tagout when applicable, roadside work, and operation of service equipment
Ability to recognize unsafe tire, wheel, and rim conditions and stop work when a condition cannot be safely serviced

Benefits

Comp & perks

Equal Opportunity Employer; does not discriminate
Required personal protective equipment provided/required for the role, including safety footwear, gloves, eye protection, hearing protection, high-visibility apparel, and other site-specific equipment