Now Hiring!

[Stephen]

We need help! Meaning come work here, it's awesome!

Phone tech / Customer service rep: Front line on the phone answering questions and taking orders. Needless to say you should know your way around 4wds in general and ideally speak fluent GM.

Warehouse assistant: Packing boxes, stocking shelves, assembling kits and making sure people get the right thing right away.

Production welder: Cut, bend, jig, and lay beautiful beads.

Teamwork is a priority across the board. All based out of our shop near Carbondale, CO.

Submit resumes to [email protected]

 

[obijuank5]

Not gonna lie I mapped you guys last month to see how close y'all were to a branch my wife would transfer to.
Would be a great gig. Thanks for offering it up to us goobers.

 

[sweetk30]

dam it my dream job . . .

but sadly not in my cards at this time.

 

[Justin V]

How to convince my wife that we need to move...

 

[AgDieseler]

Always good to see my favorite companies continuing to invest. Three hires away from global dominance!

David

 

[KirsL]

Damn, would be awesome to work for you guys.

 

[fourwheelerjeff]

how's the cost of living up there?

most of the houses I looked at on Zillow are out of my price range

 

[Stephen]

Still looking for warehouse help and a phone tech guy specifically. And we never mind collecting resumes for positions filled since that's a great place to go when we have an opening or have a chance to adjust things to create an opening for the right person.

Cost of housing right here is high. The big key is that it gets a lot more reasonable looking down valley starting at New Castle and going to the Silt and Rifle area. If you're willing to drive a bit to get up here housing gets a lot more reasonable. The lifestyle is different than in a lot of places I've visited too, we live where people go on vacation so it's not like you have to travel as much as when you live in some other areas. We never went on a "vacation" as a kid living up here but we camped out somewhere local and spectacular a couple long weekends a month and skied at least one weekend day every week for most of the winter.

 

[fourwheelerjeff]

I lived in Farmington NM for a while as I was growing up. every weekend we were camping somewhere around Durango.

Then I lived in Colorado Springs from 1989-1995 while I was in the Army. as a sidebar I called you up during that time when you were first getting started, saw a small ad in the back of 4 Wheel and Off-road and we talked GM for about 30 minutes.

should have tried to went to work for you when I got out in '95 LOL

 

[red EOD]

That could be fun. And the housing prices are actually not that much different than Utah haha.