What are the responsibilities and job description for the Bus Tire Service Technician position at Bridgestone Americas?
Company Overview
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. (BSAM), headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, and Bridgestone Europe, Middle East and Africa (BSEMEA), headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, operate collectively as a “Bridgestone West” strategic region. This region services the strategic business needs of teams across the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa. BSAM and BSEMEA are subsidiaries of Bridgestone Corporation, globally headquartered in Japan. Bridgestone and its subsidiaries develop, manufacture and market a wide range of Bridgestone, Firestone and associate brand products and solutions to address the needs of a broad range of customers and industries.
Position Summary
In this role, you’ll get hands-on with some of the biggest tires in the business. Your work will directly support public safety and keep the transit buses ready.
Responsibilities
Mount, balance, rotate, and repair large transit bus tires.
Maintain tire equipment and tools — we count on you to keep things running smoothly.
Load and unload tires and related materials.
Keeping the work area clean and hazard-free — safety is always first.
Participate in team meetings and stay up to date on procedures.
Complete documentation and service logs accurately and on time.
Use personal protective equipment and follow all safety protocols.
Tackle other tasks as needed — there’s always something to learn.
Why You’ll Love This Role
Direct Impact – your work helps keep buses safe and millions of riders moving.
Growth built in – earn TIA certifications (Levels 2 & 3) and gain experience to advance to higher technician levels. – elaborate on what TIA certifications are/is this accurate for all postings
Team environment – work with supportive colleagues who take pride in what they do.
Minimum Qualifications
What It Takes
We’re looking for someone who’s not afraid to get their hands dirty and thrives in a fast-paced, physically active environment.
Physical Demands:
Frequent bending, lifting, and moving tires over 50 pounds (and pushing with over 100 lbs. of force).
Exposure to heat in summer, cold in winter, and common cleaning or lubrication chemicals.
Comfortable working with tools and machines in a shop environment.
Path to Progression
Full TIA Certification Pathway Provided: Gain recognized credentials paid for by us. TIA (Tire Industry Association) certification is a formal credentialing program aimed at raising technical standards among tire service professionals.
Earn TIA Level 2 Certification within 2 weeks of hire.
Complete TIA Level 3 Certification within 2 years.
Our Crew Knows Benefits
Medical, Dental and Vision – Starting day 1 for all teammates
Paid vacation and holidays
On-the-job training
401k match
On demand pay (daily pay) program available
