Automobile Technician

Posted 2 days ago

first coast diesel performanceOrange Park (FL)

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About the role

Job Description
Work Experience: A rapidly expanding North Florida company which is currently seeking a Service/Lube Tech for maintenance of light duty diesel vehicles. The right candidate for the position will be trained in all phases of OEM maintenance. This person will be responsible for servicing and repair on diesel powered vehicles such as Ford, GM, and Dodge.
Job Requirements: Must be able to follow instructions. Must be able to work alone, without supervision. Must be able to read instruction manuals and drawings. Perform line technician services (oil changes & tires, etc.) Routine inspections and maintenance Full automotive trouble shooting and testing System diagnostics Continuously expanding your knowledge for new technologies and practice Automotive technical school certifications preferred Experience changing oil and tires required Apprenticeship experience a plus Must have prior good work or school attendance Positive attitude and a team player Must have basic tools Must be able to pass pre-employment screening (background and drug) along with valid driver’s license
Skill Requirements: Ability to work with multiple employees in a fast paced environment. Adaptable to change. Attention to details. Must be a self-starter. Willing to learn new jobs skills. Ability to meet deadlines. Strong problem solving skills. Team oriented. Ability to work with those at all levels of the organization.
Education Requirements: High School Diploma or GEDLocal applicants preferred.
Work Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm \nCompany
Description: Automotive repair shop
Company Description: Automotive repair shop

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