Quality Control/ Shop Assistant
asher auto careDallas (TX)
About the role
Job Description: Quality Control/Shop Assistant
Location: DTX Automotive/Asher Auto Care, Dallas, Texas
About Our Company:
Busy automotive repair shops with excellent reputations, paid holidays, PTO, health insurance, vision, and dental benefits.
Job Duties:
Test drive and deliver vehicles
Wash and Clean Customer vehicles.
Run parts
Assist technicians and front office staff with dispatching parts
Maintain parking lot flow
Pick up and deliver customer vehicles
Maintain shop supplies and inventory
Perform maintenance, and light repairs around shop and equipment
Load and unload crates with Forklift.
Will provide training if wanting to learn more about working on vehicles.
Working Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Ideal Candidate:
Someone looking to grow and move up in the automotive repair industry, that is willing to learn and be apart of a fast and growing company. Must have clean driving record.
If you have any further questions or need more details, feel free to ask, for faster responses, please send resume toandrew@asherautocare.com
\nCompany DescriptionDTX Automotive and Asher Auto Care are two high reputable auto repair shops that go above and beyond to service their customers as well as provide the most for their employees to grow and succeed.
Company Description:
DTX Automotive and Asher Auto Care are two high reputable auto repair shops that go above and beyond to service their customers as well as provide the most for their employees to grow and succeed.
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