Certified Tank Inspector/Qualified

Join a Team That Values You: At Quality Truck Care Center, we’ve been proudly serving Wisconsin’s trucking industry since 1986. As a family-owned and operated company, we believe great technicians deserve more than just a job — they deserve a career path with growth, training, and real appreciation. We represent Western Star, Autocar, and XCMG, and are certified in Detroit, Cummins, CAT, Allison, and Detroit Transmissions & Axles.

Benefits

Vacation up to 4 weeks – fast accrual Rapid accumulating PTO Monthly Efficiency Bonus Program Health, Dental & Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match HSA & FSA Options Boot & Prescription Safety Glass Allowance Fitness Membership Reimbursement Tuition Assistance & Apprenticeship Programs Extensive OEM & Paid Training Opportunities Career Advancement opportunities Flexible work hours and a family-first culture Job Duties: Perform & document HM Inspections including Internal, External, Leakage, and thickness examinations on MC-306, MC-307, DOT-406, and DOT-407 tankers.

Perform & document Method 27 EPA Leak Tests on MC-306 & DOT-406 fuel tankers Perform & document Pressure Re-Tests on MC-306, MC-307, DOT-406, and DOT-407 tankers. Perform required repairs on various valves, vents, and pump equipment Maintain all testing equipment required for Tank inspections and testing Maintain all training as required by USDOT Maintain all documentation as outlined by USDOT regulations.

Maintain a safe and clean work environment Perform preventative maintenance, DOT inspections, and repairs on all forms of trailers as needed. Represents Quality Truck Care Center in a professional manner, remaining friendly and courteous in all customer and coworker interactions. Wears proper personal protective equipment to protect from injury.

Keeps work areas clean and free of clutter. Performs other duties as assigned Requirements: Full Certification as a CT Inspector (a minimum of 3 years of documentable experience in a qualified facility & a High School diploma). Thorough knowledge and understanding of methods required to perform Tank Inspections following current USDOT regulations and standards.

Working knowledge and understanding of the safe and proper use of various testing equipment, gauges, and measuring devices required to properly complete tanker inspections. Valid Driver License; CDL is preferred but not required.