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Vector Launches Apprenticeship Program for Employees

Vector Fleet Management is starting a new apprenticeship program that will be available to all entry-level fleet maintenance technicians.

February 18, 2020
Vector Launches Apprenticeship Program for Employees

 

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Vector Fleet Management is starting a new apprenticeship program that will be available to all entry-level fleet maintenance technicians and existing employees who are interested in pursuing careers in entry-level technician positions, including yard or fueling personnel.

Technicians who do not already have an on-site toolbox are eligible to participate in the program. They can use tools provided by the company during training. After 2 years of employment, the tools will be theirs to own.

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To qualify for the program, the following guidelines and requirements must be met:

  • All pre-hire technician tests must be completed by the fleet technician.

  • Prior to performing any mechanical work, the technician must satisfy all the training requirements.

  • Every three months, the site manager will conduct a toolbox inventory with the technician present.

  • Technicians will be issued company-owned tools that they will be responsible for, along with any tools that are missing during inventory checks.

  • A Technician’s Toolbox Usage Agreement will be issued agreeing to the conditions and terms of the program and must be signed by the technician.

Once a technician has completed 24 consecutive months of employment with Vector Fleet Management, along with meeting the conditions and terms of the apprenticeship program, the tools are theirs to keep at no extra cost, and they will be well on their way to achieving careers as maintenance technicians or as yard or fueling personnel.

This program is an excellent opportunity for new or existing hires that are looking to grow with the company on a long-term basis. Vector Fleet Management is a service provider with corporate offices based in Charlotte, N.C. Vector is involved with industries ranging from government fleet maintenance (including county and municipal levels) and commercial fleet maintenance (including construction and mining) to utilities/communication, food service/beverage, and energy and transportation, and even offers fleet management programs.

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