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Diesel Mechanic Reviews
What is it like working as a Diesel Mechanic?
March 2018
My family stay here.
Diesel Mechanic in Kimberley:
Pros: My family stays here.
Near to every thing.
Cons: Bad payscale.
February 2018
Bad.
Diesel Mechanic in Johannesburg:
Pros: Not much its traffic and muggings at every robot.
Cons: Its bad traffic muggings at every robot and stop Singh roads full of pot holes.
February 2018
Heavy equipment repair.
Diesel Mechanic in Roanoke:
Pros: Nothing at all.
Cons: The drive.
December 2017
Work hard.
Diesel Mechanic in Des Plaines:
Learn as much as you can, never be afraid to ask questions, and be prepared to get dirty and spend a lot of money in Tools.
November 2017
Good.
Diesel Mechanic in Johannesburg:
Pros: Easy to get around and trafic is minimal.
Cons: Trafic in sertan eareas is so bad.
November 2017
Great.
Diesel Mechanic in Boise:
Pros: The job changes from day to day. Your experience helps the company.
Cons: You get really dirty. You often have to work long hours in cold environments.
October 2017
Goof.
Diesel Mechanic in Corby:
Pros: Getting dirty and hard work
Cons: Hours
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