Automotive Technician
$120,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$120,000 per year
About the role
- Master Automotive Technician for motor vehicles makes visual inspection of vehicles to determine the extent of service requirements and materials needed. Uses Mitchell Repair, All-Data and service manuals to ascertain technical information
- Drives customers' vehicles onto hoist or jack in preparation for inspection, tire rotation and LOF maintenance
- Inspects tire tread depth, wear conditions, air pressure and reset TPMS positions as required following the tire rotation process
- Inspects brakes for wear conditions and remaining pad depth
- Inspects all attrition components of the vehicle to include but not limited to belts, hoses, wipers, light bulbs, linkages, chassis components such as ball joints, struts/shocks and bushings
- Inspects battery for corrosion and adequate cranking amperage utilizing a current reporting type battery tester
- Present findings to sales associate team for estimation and presentation to the consumer for additional services
- Performs standard oil and lubrication services and disposes of used fluids according to requirements
- Performs tire rotation or minor maintenance services
- High school graduate or comparable vocational training
- At least 3-5 years as a Tech Experience
- Must have knowledge of non-technical tire and auto service processes and procedures Knowledge of systems software pertaining to automotive servicing
- Must have own tools
- Familiarity with tire and lube requirements and specifications
- Knowledge of Mitchell Repair and All-Data
- Maintain safe and clean work area
- Ability to work independently
- Excellent Training and Development
- Competitive Compensation
- Friendly Work Environment
- Top Tier Benefits5 Day work weekAC shop
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