Mobile Trailer Technician - 1 Yr Experience - Earn $19.59- $45.39/Hour

September 19, 2026

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Job Description J.B. Hunt is Now Hiring Mobile Trailer Technicians! Responsible for performing intermediate service and repair of J.B. Hunt tractors, trailers, chassis, containers or power equipment. Under routine supervision, this role works outside of the shop, servicing equipment at customer sites or rail yards using our mobile service truck. Job Description: Perform intermediate-level preventive maintenance and repairs, including tire replacements, brake repairs, electrical diagnostics and basic structural repairs on tractor or trailer equipment Troubleshoot and repair ABS system Properly operate the mobile service truck and attend to truck inventory Assist with the onboarding and mentorship of tractor technician trainees Follow all safety requirements while onsite and at customer locations Accurately complete work orders and other written materials according to established procedures Properly document damage to company equipment to estimate cost of repairs Demonstrate proficient use of a cutting torch and welding equipment to perform mid-level repairs on chassis, frames, and other equipment Patch holes in trailer or container side panels and roofs Perform annual AA trailer and FHWA brake inspections under direct supervision Benefits: Medical, dental and vision coverage Company-matched 401(k) Paid time off and paid holidays Life insurance and disability coverage options Paid parental leave In addition to the company benefits listed above, the maintenance team will also have access to: Earnings range from $19.59-$45.39 per hour* Opportunities to continue learning new skills and advance your career through our Technician Career Advancement program Company-provided uniforms and annual boot program Safety culture with bonus incentives *Depending on location Minimum Qualifications: Must be 18 years of age with 1 or more years of experience in semi-trailer maintenance and repair or equivalent combination of education and experience, or military equivalent AND Demonstration of the following skills and abilities through education, certifications, military, or other experiences Must be DOT-certified in FHWA inspections and air brakes Able to supply your own basic tools, or purchase through our toolbox purchase program Willingness to work outdoors in the elements Able to work across multiple shifts, including nights and/or weekends if needed Compensation: Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include skills, education, experience, geography, and other qualifications of the successful candidate. This position may be eligible for annual bonus and incentives based on profitability or volumes in accordance with the terms of the Company’s bonus and incentive plans, as applicable and in effect from time to time.

Required qualifications:

1 year of experience in semi-trailer maintenance and repair or equivalent combination of education and experience
DOT-certified in FHWA inspections and air brakes
Must be at least 18 years of age
Able to supply your own basic tools or purchase through toolbox purchase program
Willingness to work outdoors in the elements
Able to work across multiple shifts, including nights and/or weekends if needed

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