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It takes years to become a great diagnostic technician. Here's what separates the techs who guess from the techs who know.
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The Durabook R8300 is designed for users in extreme applications and environments. The fully rugged notebook is used by military troops, public safety workers, and many governmental departments.
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Sarasota County, Fla., has hired a new fleet manager to take over for its retiring fleet manager. Ron Kennedy, CEM, CPFP, started as fleet manager at the county on Sept. 16.
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GS27 Titanium scratch remover helps remove vehicle scratches and scuffs easily.
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The ReStore Kit from Madison Chemical allows users to clean, etch, remove surface oxides, and prepare a wide variety of metal surfaces.
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The City of Culver City, Calif., is hiring a senior fleet services technician to join its fleet team. The position pays between $4,597.82 and $5,612.27 monthly. The last day to apply is Nov. 4.
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The City of Culver City, Calif., is hiring a fleet services technician to join its fleet team. The position pays between $4,043.80 and $4,930.23 monthly. The last day to apply is Nov. 4.
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The City of Culver City, Calif., is hiring a fleet services assistant to join its fleet team. The position pays between $20.18 and $22.30 hourly. The last day to apply is Nov. 4.
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PC19 and PC24 are the newest additions to Coxreels' line of power cord (PC) reels. The reels are heavy duty and industrial grade to last long, even under demanding conditions.
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The City of Somerset (Ky.) Council passed a resolution allowing Enterprise Fleet Management to purchase 25 vehicles on the city’s behalf, remarket its surplus vehicles, and maintain all of the city’s vehicles for one year.
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The City of Toledo, Ohio, has reduced the number of take-home vehicles from 82 to 49 in an effort to save $84,000 a year.
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