Used Car Technician

Posted 2 days ago

beyer volvo cars dullesSterling (VA)

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About the role

Used Car Technician Beyer Volvo Cars of Dulles is in need of a qualified used car technician. You will evaluate every pre-owned vehicle for needed repairs and maintenance. You will maintain and service a broad range of vehicles, including high-line imports (Volvo, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, etc.) Enjoy a highly competitive compensation package, bonus programs, superior work environment and unlimited growth potential. Our top technicians earn over $100K. We know our team members are our greatest asset, and we strive every day to offer the "BEST OF THE BEST" work environment.
What We Offer: We offer top pay for our technicians Unlimited earnings potential - we are a busy and growing dealership! Competitive benefits package Company-paid Volvo factory training Retirement 401K with employee match up to 6% Affordable health and vision insurance Life & disability insurance Paid vacations Climate controlled shop Sign on bonus for qualified candidate Job Responsibilities: Work as a team alongside our service consultants and pre-owned manager to service and repair pre-owned inventory Perform routine inspections, repairs, maintenance, system diagnostics, and full automotive troubleshooting and testing Maintain a working knowledge of current industry best practices in automotive repair Maintain legible and accurate paperwork for internal and manufacturer records Job Requirements: High school diploma/GED required At least 2 years of service technician or training Ability to operate all automotive tools and equipment Must be able to pass pre-employment background screening State inspector & emissions inspector a plus!

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