Automotive Technician
echo parkIrondale (AL)
$47 K to $60 K
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Posted 8 days ago
echo parkIrondale (AL)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$47 K to $60 K
About the role
Automotive Technician Position EchoPark Automotive is hiring an Automotive Technician to join our team in Birmingham, AL. Our technicians enjoy guaranteed pay, a very collaborative and casual work environment, very different from a traditional "dog eat dog" shop. It's fun, fair and a great place to work. To excel in this service role, you will need excellent customer service skills, effective communication skills, and attention to detail. The Automotive Technician is responsible for performing vehicle repair and maintenance work as assigned in accordance with dealer and factory standards. Our technicians inspect and repair a wide range of pre-owned makes and models up to 12 years old. 190 Point Vehicle Inspection Lube, filter, flushes Brake system and tire repair Suspension and alignments Vehicle Drivability Air Conditioning Diagnosis and Repair Gasket and Seal Repairs We're looking for someone who: Must be state certified where applicable Has at least 6 months of previous Automotive Mechanic experience, or Auto Tech School certification Owns a set of tools Has a valid driver's license and a good driving record Has a high school diploma or the equivalent Has a strong work ethic and thrives in a fast-paced environment Is able to follow directions and has a willingness to learn Shows respect for teammates and has a positive outlook What we offer: Salary of $47K to $60K+ based on experience Our technicians are paid salary with bonus potential - not flat rate, pay is guaranteed Company Paid Training Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401K – 100% match up to 4% Paid vacation Tuition reimbursement Access to leadership and personal development programs Company provided uniforms and tool cabinet
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