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Transervice Offers Prospective Technicians Tuition Assistance
Transervice Logistics has established a tax-free educational assistance program for technicians that would include payments for school-related fees and equipment in order to help attract and support new prospective technicians.

Transervice Logistics is offering tuition assitance and other benefits to qualified technicians who are in school or have recently graduated.
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Transervice Logistics has established a tax-free educational assistance program for technicians that would include payments for school-related fees and equipment in order to help attract and support new prospective technicians.
The payments cover tuition, fees, books, supplies and equipment for eligible individuals with potential benefits of up to $10,000, payable over three years. In order to qualify for the tuition reimbursement, individuals must be enrolled in an accredited diesel technology or automotive school, such as UTI, Lincoln, Tech, or a local community college, or have completed their technical education within two years of their date of hire.
Transervice Logistics is a trucking and logistics company that offers supply chain solutions, dedicated contract carriage, fleet leasing, contract maintenance, and material handling equipment leasing and maintenance.
“With industry sources predicting a need for 67,000 new technicians and 75,000 new diesel engine specialists in the next four years, we are taking proactive steps to attract and retain a Transervice team with training and advancement opportunities,” said Taki Darakos, Transervice vice president of fleet operations/maintenance.
For more information on Transervice’s educational assistance program and maintenance opportunities, click here.
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