Technician

• Clean and maintain a wide variety of floors using specialized professional cleaning methods
• Perform floor stripping, floor buffing, heavy-duty carpet cleaning, and other specialized cleaning tasks
• Remove and appropriately dispose of trash from various departments
• Clean, stock, sweep, mop, sanitize, and vacuum offices, public areas, hallways, stairs, lobbies, guest rooms, closets, and other assigned work areas
• Assist with laundry and/or linen removal
• Keep all public areas pristine
• Promote and adhere to strict safety guidelines and training
• Use proper PPE while handling cleaning solutions and chemicals
• Perform other duties supporting department or unit success

Floor Care Technician

• Perform field and clinic drug and alcohol specimen collections on a daily and after-hours basis
• Perform DOT and non-DOT collections using urine, saliva, hair, and breath methodologies
• Calibrate and maintain testing devices in accordance with applicable regulations, laws, statutes, and policies
• Perform technician-level drug and alcohol and occupational health testing
• Complete data entry and administrative support
• Answer phones, schedule appointments, and perform filing
• Perform audiograms, pulmonary function tests, fit tests, and functional capacity tests

Occupational Health Technician

• 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

Commercial Tire Technician

• Independently diagnose, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair diesel engines, generators, and related equipment
• Perform general and complex repairs of engines, generators, components, and supporting systems
• Perform major engine repairs, rebuilds, and overhauls according to manufacturer specifications and Company procedures
• Diagnose equipment malfunctions using visual inspections, operational testing, diagnostic equipment, work orders, service information, and other appropriate methods
• Diagnose and repair AC and DC electrical systems, PTO systems, fuel systems, air systems, cooling systems, instruments, gauges, and related components
• Read and interpret service manuals, wiring diagrams, schematics, technical instructions, manufacturer specifications, and service bulletins
• Perform preventive maintenance, inspections, adjustments, and repairs
• Inspect safety devices, guards, and components and make necessary adjustments or repairs
• Identify required parts and materials for assigned repairs
• Tag and process warranty parts
• Stay current with manufacturer technical bulletins and participate in technical and safety training
• Provide technical guidance and assistance to less-experienced technicians
• Assist in developing less-experienced technicians' technical skills and knowledge
• Communicate with customers regarding equipment conditions, service needs, repairs, and service matters
• Develop and maintain positive customer relationships and provide high-quality customer service
• Document labor time, work performed, diagnostic findings, parts used, and other required information in Company systems
• Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean, safe, and organized condition
• Travel to customer locations and remote service sites
• Operate Company vehicles for customer travel and field-service responsibilities
• Maintain regular and reliable attendance
• Perform other duties as assigned

Technician I

• Bury ground-laid copper and fiber drops using approved methods, routes, and depths
• Review work orders, site conditions, cable paths, and locate markings before work begins to protect utilities, customer property, and company facilities
• Perform lawn remediation and minor landscaping restoration after drop-bury or entrance cable work
• Backfill, level, reseed or replace disturbed surfaces where applicable, remove debris, and clean jobsites
• Safely use and maintain light power tools, vehicles, and manual tools, including post hole diggers, pruning shears, shovels, manual trenching devices, weed trimmers, and chain saws
• Inspect equipment and report repair or replacement needs
• Follow company safety practices, PPE requirements, traffic and pedestrian awareness practices, and applicable field procedures
• Communicate with customers, property owners, supervisors, and field personnel regarding work scope, access needs, site conditions, completion status, unsafe conditions, unmarked utilities, and property concerns
• Complete required documentation, including photographs when required, work performed, materials used, restoration completed, access issues, and follow-up needs
• Perform other related remediation, drop-bury, or property restoration duties as assigned

Remediation Technician

• Perform preventive maintenance, inspections, and routine repairs on diesel engines, generators, and related equipment
• Inspect, lubricate, and service fuel, air, cooling, and electrical systems
• Change fluids, filters, belts, hoses, and other service components
• Perform basic troubleshooting and diagnostic testing of mechanical and electrical systems
• Assist with diagnosing equipment malfunctions using inspections, work orders, and diagnostic tools
• Perform general engine and component repairs within demonstrated skill and training levels
• Assist experienced technicians with complex diagnostics, major repairs, engine overhauls, and rebuilds
• Troubleshoot Tier 4 diesel engines, PTO systems, electrical systems, instruments, gauges, and related components
• Read and follow service manuals, schematics, technical instructions, work orders, and manufacturer procedures
• Inspect safety devices and guards; report or correct deficiencies
• Tag and process warranty parts
• Stay current with technical bulletins and participate in required technical and safety training
• Document labor time, work performed, parts used, and other information in Company systems
• Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean, safe, and organized condition
• Provide professional customer service and communicate with customers and coworkers
• Travel to customer locations and remote service sites
• Operate Company vehicles as required
• Maintain regular and reliable attendance
• Perform other duties as assigned

Technician III

• Secure trucks on lifts and ramps
• Lubricate suspensions, perform oil changes, and replace minor parts
• Perform tire and brake maintenance
• Occasionally road-test vehicles
• Use U-Haul Company’s proprietary technology to assess and care for field vehicles
• Use a proprietary electronic pre-inspection checklist
• Lend assistance in additional areas as necessary, following supervisor directives and guidance
• Participate in paid hands-on working interview
• Grow through the Technician Training Program and learn from experienced team members

Technician jobs in Alaska