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VA Safety and Emissions Inspector

Posted 2 days ago

arlington auto repairArlington (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$1,200-$1,600 weekly

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description VA Safety and Emissions Inspector - hiring an experienced Virginia Safety & Emissions Inspector to join our busy, established automotive repair shop in Alexandria, Virginia. We offer competitive weekly compensation, paid vacation, paid holidays, steady work, and a professional, supportive working environment. We are seeking a reliable, skilled individual looking for long-term employment.
Job Responsibilities: Perform Virginia State Safety and Emissions Inspections. Identify and document vehicle inspection failures and safety concerns. Follow all Virginia State Police and DEQ inspection requirements. Maintain accurate inspection records. Assist with general automotive maintenance and repairs as needed. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.
Qualifications: Valid Virginia State Safety Inspector License required. Valid Virginia Emissions Inspector Certification required. Automotive inspection experience required. General automotive repair experience preferred. Strong work ethic and attention to detail. Must be reliable, punctual, honest, and professional. Valid driver's license required.
Compensation & Benefits: $1,200-$1,600 weekly, based on experience and qualifications. Steady workload and consistent employment. Friendly, professional work environment. Long-term career opportunity.
Work Schedule:
  • Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM-5:30 PMSaturday: 8:00 AM-3:30 PMApply Today:
  • If you are an experienced, certified Virginia Safety & Emissions Inspector seeking excellent compensation and long-term employment, we encourage you to apply.
  • Arlington Auto Repair3900 S 4 MILE RUN DRArlington VAImmediate opening - qualified candidates encouraged to apply.
Company Description: Auto Repair shop, we offer auto mechanical srvice.
Company Description: Auto Repair shop, we offer auto mechanical srvice.

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