AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN / TIRE TECH
zippyapp recruitment marketingBlytheville (AR)
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN / TIRE TECH
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zippyapp recruitment marketingBlytheville (AR)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
The Tire & Wheel Technician (tire Tech) is responsible for overseeing all activity in the installation shop. The Tire & Wheel Technician should ensure that all paperwork related to installs or removals is completed properly, inventory is properly maintained and monitored, and that proper tools and equipment are always in the shop. The Tire & Wheel Technician (tire Tech) is generally offered as a full time position and offers benefits plus paid vacation. Prior experience as an automotive technician, auto tech, tire technician, tire tech, wheel specialist, alignment tech is very helpful to the success at this job. Requirements/
Responsibilities:
Overseeing all activity in the installation shop Place product and supply orders Check-in delivered merchandise Label merchandise with item numbers Organize delivered merchandise according to the customer it was ordered for Handle "Return to Vendor" merchandise when necessary Identify and properly tag all turned-in products Clean and maintain turned-in products Maintain an organized system of storing used tires Control parts spending
Other Requirements:
Valid State Driver License with a clean driving history Drug screening and background check Prior experience as an automotive technician, auto tech, tire technician, tire tech, wheel specialist, alignment tech
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