BERT OGDEN TOYOTA OF HARLINGEN WINDSHIELD TECHNICIAN
bert ogden auto groupHarlingen (TX)
BERT OGDEN TOYOTA OF HARLINGEN WINDSHIELD TECHNICIAN
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bert ogden auto groupHarlingen (TX)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Bert Ogden Toyota Of Harlingen Windshield Technician
Address:
8721 W Expy 83, Harlingen, TX 78552 Repair damaged windows and windshields. Install new windows and windshields. Weatherproof windows and windshields. Provide estimates to customers. Use a variety of tools to complete repairs as efficiently as possible.
Responsibilities:
Assessing damage: Evaluating the severity of windshield cracks and chips to determine if repair is possible or if a replacement is needed.
Cleaning and preparing the area: Thoroughly cleaning the damaged area on the windshield to ensure proper adhesion of repair resin.
Injection of repair resin: Using specialized tools to inject a resin compound into the crack or chip, filling the damaged area.
Curing the resin: Applying heat to the resin to properly cure and solidify it, preventing further crack propagation.
Inspecting the repair: Checking the repaired area for quality and functionality.
Customer interaction: Explaining the repair process to customers, providing estimates, and addressing any concerns.
Maintaining tools and equipment: Cleaning and properly storing specialized repair tools and supplies.
Skills and Qualifications: Manual dexterity:
- Precise hand-eye coordination is necessary for accurately injecting resin into small cracks.
- Attention to detail:
- Careful inspection of the damage and meticulous application of repair materials are crucial.
- Technical knowledge:
- Understanding the different types of windshield damage and the appropriate repair techniques.
- Customer service skills:
- Ability to communicate effectively with customers and address their concerns.
Requirements:
- Must be 21 or older
- Must have a Valid Texas Driver's License
- Must pass a hair follicle drug test
- Must pass a background check screening
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