Automotive Service Technician

Posted 4 days ago

new holland auto groupNew Holland (PA)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics General Automotive Repair

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

ATTENTION AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS!New Holland Auto Group is looking for Ford/Toyota/CDJR Automotive/Diesel Technicians with strong diagnostic and drivability skills. Rare Opportunities! New Holland Auto Group has openings for Ford, Toyota, CDJR Automotive & Diesel Technicians, and for Entry Level Quick Service Technicians. We understand that top performers are looking for top compensation and benefits. If you want to be part of a winning team, send us your resume today! While other stores are downsizing their technicians due to the sluggish economy, we are planning for our future and continued growth. Automotive/Diesel Technicians will enjoy the following: Heated/Air-Conditioned Shop Facilities Paid Manufacturer Training Organized Special Tool System Competitive Compensation Massive Parts Department Medical and Dental benefits 401K with Company Match Service Advisors that are trained to sell Fun and relaxed work environment Employee Referral Program Express Automotive Technicians will enjoy the following: The opportunity to get in on the ground floor and grow to your potential Supportive Learning Environment Chance to earn a good wage while learning a long and fulfilling career Experience: Professional Automotive Repair/Maintenance: 2 years is a Strong Plus Ford/Toyota/CDJR/Diesel Experience is a Huge Plus!

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