Automotive Interior Repair Tech - Tampa
music city reconTampa (FL)
About the role
Automotive Interior Reconditioning Technician Music City Recon currently has an opening for an Automotive Interior Reconditioning Technician to join our team. If you are interested in working for a successful company in a great working environment, this is the place for you. Excellent organizational skills required. Strong communication and interaction skills required. Valid driver's license and good driving record required. The responsibilities for the Automotive Interior Reconditioning Technician is repairing and/or refinishing damaged vinyl, leather, plastic and fabrics on seats, carpets, steering wheels, door panels, headlights and so much more using the MCR process. Music City Recon is a successful and expanding company with many career opportunities and is excited to discuss the possibilities with you.
Requirements:
Ability to develop relationships and provide a high level of customer service Valid driver's license and good driving record. Experience in automotive painting is a plus Ability to frequently lift/carry 50lbs
Pay Rate:
Unlimited, uncapped earning potential based on commission: the harder you work, the more you can make. Excellent benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and Life Insurance. Independence to manage your day; no micromanagement Fun and dynamic team where everyone is supportive and has your back Variety of work on many types of cars, both new and old models
Contact: Asbiel Benitez 786 303 9152 Rurik Hamer 615 712 3617
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