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Technicians do far more than repair vehicles. Six professionals reveal the problem-solving, pressure, and pride behind keeping fleets moving.
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For fleets trying to keep skilled technicians, recognition cannot begin and end with Technician Appreciation Week. Learn what year-round appreciation really looks like and why the everyday technician experience matters just as much as pay when fleets are trying to keep good people.
Read More →Real technicians share what the job actually looks like, from tough days to evolving technology and the problem-solving behind fleet operations.
Read More →April’s theme, The Technicians’ Table, shines a light on the essential work of technicians and maintenance professionals: the heartbeat of fleet. Submit your insights today!
Read More →Women make up just 4% of diesel tech roles. Here’s how trucking can attract, support, and retain more women in the shop.
Read More →A medium-duty service technician captured the title of All-Around Grand Champion last week at the Rush Enterprises Tech Skills Rodeo, which commemorated its 20th year with a return to Nashville, Tennessee, where the first event was held in 2006.
Read More →When disaster shuts down the shop, technicians must adapt. Learn how field expedient skills keep equipment running when it matters most.
Read More →Technicians, students, and instructors are being asked to participate in the Voice of Technician Survey, which is designed to learn what is working, what is not, and how the industry can improve.
Read More →The GM Automotive Service Technicians 30 Under 30 program honors GM service technicians under the age of 30 who demonstrate continuous technical training, exemplary customer service, mentorship, and leadership.
Read More →Hosted in Nashville, Ryder’s 25th annual Top Technician Skills Competition honored the best technicians across the U.S. and Canada. Top Tech celebrates technician expertise while promoting growth, recognition, and camaraderie. Here are the winners.
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