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VIRGINIA STATE SAFETY / EMISSIONS INSPECTORArlington Auto Care – Arlington, VAFull-Time | Immediate Opening | $120K–$150K+ Earning Potential Arlington Auto Care is hiring a licensed Virginia State Safety Inspector and/or Emissions Inspector. We are a busy, established, high-volume automotive repair facility looking for a dependable inspector who wants steady work, guaranteed income, and the opportunity to earn significantly more through repairs. LICENSE REQUIRED TO APPLYApplicants MUST currently hold at least ONE of the following: Valid Virginia State Safety Inspector License Valid Virginia Emissions Inspector License Both licenses strongly preferred If you do not currently hold either license, please do not apply. COMPENSATION & EARNING OPPORTUNITYWe offer a guaranteed salary plus additional earning opportunities. In addition to inspections, qualified employees can earn additional money performing: Repairs generated from State Safety Inspections Emissions-related repairs General mechanical repairs based on experience and ability Experienced and productive inspectors have the opportunity to earn $120,000–$150,000+ annually based on qualifications, productivity, and repair ability. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MASTER TECHNICIANIf you have a valid Virginia Safety or Emissions Inspector license, we want to hear from you. We are looking for someone who: Has a current VA Safety and/or Emissions Inspector license Is dependable and reports to work on time Can work efficiently in a high-volume shop Performs accurate and thorough inspections Communicates well with service advisors and technicians Takes pride in doing the job correctly Wants a stable, long-term position with excellent earning potentialWHY ARLINGTON AUTO CARE?Busy shop. Consistent vehicle traffic. Steady work. Strong earning potential. This is an opportunity for a licensed inspector who wants more than simply running an inspection lane. If you can identify needed repairs and have the ability to perform them, you have the opportunity to earn additional income from that work. Full-Time | Immediate Opening

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