Rv tech needed in everett

86sasRunner · Mar 28, 2012

Poulsbo rv is looking for a few good techs. We offer full time and benefits. Need to be good team player and have there own tools. If you are interested please email resume and cover letter to [email protected]

Thank you.

Motornoggin · Mar 28, 2012

What do you do there?

86sasRunner · Mar 28, 2012

We repair all aspects of Rv's body and paint, the house plumbing, electric and so on. We do not do a lot of chassie repairs but do general matiance fluids and that sort of thing.

TreeClimber · Mar 28, 2012

Does Ken still own Poulsbo RV?

86sasRunner · Mar 28, 2012

Yes he is still one of the owners.

Motornoggin · Mar 28, 2012

86sasRunner said:
We repair all aspects of Rv's body and paint, the house plumbing, electric and so on. We do not do a lot of chassie repairs but do general matiance fluids and that sort of thing.

No, I meant what do YOU do there.
There's a chance we have talked on the phone. If you call NTP for tech support, you get me. :D

86sasRunner · Mar 29, 2012

I am one of the service writer. Paul and mike call ntp the most.

86sasRunner · Mar 29, 2012

Bump!

ChopTop84 · Mar 29, 2012

86sasRunner said:
Bump!

w0w, no bites huh?

Been a trend I've noticed for a little while now, I have work for people, but no one seems interested in it. Im damn near waving cash in the air and I cant get anyone to take notice.

RV tech isnt even hard work. Sure, you get the occasional broken ****ter job, but an RV ****ter is WAY easier to fix than one on a boat! I would know, I've done both!

Motornoggin · Mar 29, 2012

ChopTop84 said:
w0w, no bites huh?

Been a trend I've noticed for a little while now, I have work for people, but no one seems interested in it. Im damn near waving cash in the air and I cant get anyone to take notice.

RV tech isnt even hard work. Sure, you get the occasional broken ****ter job, but an RV ****ter is WAY easier to fix than one on a boat! I would know, I've done both!

I wouldn't say it isn't hard work. You gotta know 12V DC, 120V AC, plumbing, construction, HVAC, gas absorption refer, chassis, fabrication, AV/ Satellite and interior decorating. Not a lot of people can do all that an be good at it.

ChopTop84 · Mar 29, 2012

Yeah, all those apply to boats as well. With the added catch of, you cant just pull to the side of the river if the engine quits, and worse case scenario, you just might sink! Was a fun job tho. If I ever move back to vancouver for any dumb reason, I'd go back to the boat yard in a second.

86sasRunner · Mar 31, 2012

Yes it is seaming harder and harder to find good RV techs. We offer top pay, no experience needed for the right person. boating experience a plus for training. Need your own tools.