Where are all the Diesel Mechanics?

2021-03-24T18:05:09-07:00March 31st, 2016|Blog|

Employment of diesel service technicians and mechanics is projected to grow by 12% from 2014 to 2024. Who will fill these positions? With the majority of our children aiming to earn Bachelor’s degrees in unrelated fields of study, who will be left to roll up their sleeves and turn wrenches? With the growing demand and better-than-average salaries of $50-65K plus, why aren't we seeing more kids flock to this field? Diesel mechanics have the opportunity to travel all over the world, meet a variety of people and experience new and interesting cultures. The skills individuals accrue as diesel mechanics apply to many aspects of life, making these professionals valuable assets, not only to their companies, but at home and within their communities. This career choice deserves more glory than it often receives, and should be held in higher regard in our education system. There are many career avenues for this specialized field, from mining and construction to wholesale distribution as

MINExpo 2016 is HERE!

2021-03-25T19:59:15-07:00March 29th, 2016|Company News|

MINExpo 2016 is HERE! Join us at Booth # 6971 All the support you need... at MINExpo 2016!   Once every four years, we get the opportunity to showcase our equipment, visit with our customers and meet new ones! This year we will again, host 5000 sq ft of booth space filled with all your support solutions. We are unveiling new product lines and sharing upgrades to some of our most popular trucks! Come help us celebrate 15 years of articulated fuel and lube trucks,  walk through our newest truck design and see how it can add efficiency to your fuel program. Visit with our experienced sales team and technical experts to learn how our equipment can help you with efficiency, cost savings and safety! Visit us at booth #6971

Ground Force Awarded “Business of the Year”

2021-03-25T20:00:57-07:00March 14th, 2016|Company News|

Recently, Ground Force was awarded "Business of the Year", presented by Kootenai Fire & Rescue. In 2015, Ground Force Worldwide donated a 13,000 gallon water tank body to the Kootenai County Fire and Rescue (KCFR) and placed the tank at their training center located on East Seltice Way in Post Falls. This tank will be used for confined space training in conjunction with their current facility for training new and current members of the agency. KCFR will see great benefits from this new training asset as it will increase awareness and offer a new aspect of confined space training for KCFR. As a partner, Ground Force Worldwide has been participating in confined space training at KCFR utilizing this new tank. We are grateful to have this opportunity to make a donation that makes such an incredible difference in our community and KCFR is appreciative of this substantial donation. Pictured: Fire Chief Warren Merritt, Chad Wilson, Ground Force Worldwide,

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