Automotive Technician A or B+ Level - Up to $50/hr+
$25-$35+/hr
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25-$35+/hr
About the role
- Diagnose and repair Domestic and Asian vehicles, with some European work
- Perform brakes, steering, suspension, and general mechanical repairs
- Diagnose electrical and drivability concerns
- Use Autel, Zeus, IDS, FDRS, ATS Scope, and other diagnostic equipment
- Complete Digital Vehicle Inspections (DVI) and document findings
- Work closely with service advisors and fellow technicians
- 3+ years of professional automotive technician experienceA-Level or strong B+ Technician skill set
- Ability to perform most mechanical repairs independently
- Strong electrical, diagnostic, and problem-solving skills
- Experience with brakes, steering, suspension, and general repairASE Certifications preferred; certification support available
- B+ Technician: $25-$35+/hrA Level Technician: $35-$50+/hrEstimated earning potential: $50,000-$110,000+ annually; actual earnings are not guaranteed
- Weekly pay and consistent overtime available 100% employer-paid employee health insurance
- Dental and vision availableSIMPLE IRA with 3% employer match
- Paid vacation, holidays, and 3 paid sick days
- Paid training, ASE support, and tuition reimbursement
- Tool and relocation assistance available
- Monday-Friday with no weekends or late nights
- Expanding from 6 to 12 bays
- Consistent workflow and strong vehicle count
- Modern diagnostic equipment and OE programming
- Paid advanced diagnostic training
- Career development and mentorship
- Established operation serving the community for more than 30 years
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