Used Vehicle Tech - Duncansville
stuckey automotiveDuncansville (PA)
Used Vehicle Tech - Duncansville
Posted 3 days ago
stuckey automotiveDuncansville (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Used Vehicle Technician Follow all processes to properly service and maintain used vehicles Maintain Pennsylvania State Inspection and Emission licenses Inspect Used Vehicles according to Pennsylvania State guidelines Keep proper notes and records on all used vehicle repair orders Make suggestions to Service Manager to best repair used vehicles Road test and ensure safety quality of completed used vehicles Follow all safety procedures and utilize proper PPE Maintain minimum proficiency of at least 150% bi-weekly and more to be completed within the work day Keep used vehicles in service steps under 3 days in step Follow guidelines set in Stuckey Automotive Employee Handbook Work closely with Production Line Supervisor, Reconditioning Service Manager, Acquisition Team, and Used Vehicle Director Transport vehicles to various dealerships, vendors, or lots as needed Restock materials and notify supervisor to order more as needed Follow shop layout and processes as set Keep lot in an orderly fashion. Help organize lot as needed Help to teach and train new hires Immediately report body damage to supervisor Continue to learn new products, methods, and tools as needed Follow Service Manager's dispatching process unless otherwise instructed by Acquisition Team, Used Vehicle Service Manager, or Used Vehicle Director Ensure a clean and safe work area Empty all trash cans in work area daily Qualifications Pennsylvania State Inspection and Emission licenses Valid Pennsylvania State Driver's License Good attendance Able to work in a team atmosphere Positive attitude and strong work ethic Attention to detail
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