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I couldnt resist replying to Scots33.

Yes there is a shortage of well trained service technicians/engineers at the dealer and factory level. If you ask any dealer principal the biggest issue that they face is recruiting and retaining well qualified lift truck technicians.

You should have no problem if you are experienced especially with electric trucks. Pay will very much be dependant on where you are in the States. If you are totally flexible on where to live try to pick a state without state income tax like Florida or Texas.

Most all dealerships will offer you benefits of health insurance, 401k etc. Maybe too you should consider working for one of the OEM's. Also think about a multinational dealer like Barloworld.
  • Posted 21 Aug 2008 23:39
  • By MH_Prof
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  • North Carolina, United States
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