I started off as a general tech. I moved up to senior tech and then a chief tech and now I run the end and out of service shop. I am the floor foreman for night and iron maintenance. I'm in charge of all the techs. We initially start with the level one or general mechanic. Those little gentlemen are going to be doing our basic general stuff so anything we are from breaks, wheel seals, all changes, DOT inspections to a senior mechanic which is a considered level two. They're going to be doing more diagnosing. Check engine lines, a little bit heavier repairs. The master guy is our level three right master mechanic. He does everything in anything right. He's the one that mentors the younger guys. If someone really is driven and motivated I mean they can literally probably hit a match check within five years. My advice to a new technician would be be ready to learn. The trucking industry is vast. Basically you're going to learn something new every day. It's a real good company to learn from. There's a lot new equipment. I love this company. They are loyal. I am a night during the day. It's just a good place, a good environment to work with. We care around, we mess around, we do fun things but we always focus on doing the job right. I mean the people that we work with are amazing right. There's so much diversity. Like you say they're family atmosphere. If this is the career you want to pursue and you get your foot in the door, the opportunities are endless.