Automotive Lube Technician
happy cars quick lanesBloomington (IL)
About the role
Job Description:
Our busy shop is seeking an experienced lube technician to join our automotive service team. You will perform routine maintenance and repairs on customer vehicles, including oil changes, fluid checks and fills, tire rotations, light bulb replacements, and inspections. This position requires some knowledge of the mechanical workings of different types of automobiles. Previous experience as a lube technician or automotive technician is desired. If you think this sounds like a great opportunity and you enjoy working with customers, we would love to hear from you. Please apply today! Automotive Lube Technician responsibilities
Perform oil changes and fluid checks on customer vehicles, including draining and replacing engine oil, checking and filling transmission, brake, power steering, and coolant fluids
Lubricate chassis components and check tire pressure and tread depth
Advise customers on additional recommended services based on mileage and vehicle history
Document all service procedures performed and parts installed or replaced
Maintain shop inventory by recording oil and parts usage and reordering supplies when needed
Clean the shop floor and all work areas, and ensure all safety regulations are followed Automotive Lube Technician qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent
1+ years of experience as a lube technician or related automotive experience desired
Ability to operate vehicle lifts, tools, and other garage equipment safely
Must be able to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 lbs
Strong customer service skills
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