Mobile 12v Mechanic Telematics Install Technician (1099)

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proconnect networkPittsburgh (PA)

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Overview: If you’ve worked as an auto mechanic, body shop technician, car audio installer, or have solid 12-volt wiring experience, this role was built for you.
About the Role: This is a fully mobile, independent role where you’ll travel from your home to scheduled customer locations throughout the Pittsburgh, PA area. Job assignments and appointment times are issued electronically. Technicians are expected to arrive on time and complete work within scheduled windows. While you work independently in the field, professionalism, punctuality, and attention to detail are essential. We’d love to chat. Apply and we’ll reach out for a conversation.
What We’re Looking For: Independent Contractor (1099) position Background in automotive repair, body work, car audio, or 12-volt wiring Comfortable working with hand tools and on vehicles of all types Able to follow installation standards and document work using a smartphone MECP certification is a plus (not required) Reliable transportation required (technicians use their own vehicle) Mileage reimbursement provided Paid weekly
Who We Are: Pro Connect partnered with CB Direct specialize in professional 12-volt telematics installations for fleet vehicles and heavy equipment nationwide. We support anetwork of 100+ active independent technicians. What Current Technicians Say“This is the first company I’ve ever been part of that genuinely wants you to succeed. The support system here is second to none.”—Jason, TX “Flexible schedule, great pay structure, most 9-5 jobs you’re stuck there even if your work is done. Positive management... I could keep going!" Riley in Charlotte “Independent work environment with real support when I need it.”Henry, TXThis Role Is a Good Fit If You Take pride in clean, professional installs Show up on time and respect customer schedules Prefer independent, field-based work over shop environments Want steady opportunities without being micromanaged

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