Fleet & Commercial Light Duty Technician

Posted 2 days ago

fury motorsSouth St Paul (MN)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance

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Junior

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$20.60-$24.62/hr

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About the role

Job TypeFull-time Description Light Duty TechnicianAbout the RoleThe Fleet & Commercial Light Duty Technician performs entry-level and routine maintenance services, supports shop workflow, and assists senior technicians. This role helps ensure timely service completion and contributes to a positive customer experience. Essential Functions / Key ResponsibilitiesPerform oil changes, tire rotations, and basic maintenance tasks. Inspect vehicles for safety and maintenance needs. Perform battery testing, replacement, and minor repairs. Check and maintain fluid levels and filters. Install wiper blades, bulbs, and small components. Document inspection findings in the MPI system. Maintain clean work areas and proper tool use. Assist Journeyman and Heavy-Duty Technicians as needed. Support vehicle staging for Advisors. Follow all shop safety procedures.

Additional Responsibilities: Assist with shop cleanup and parts pick-up. Support express lane workflow.

Requirements: QualificationsSome automotive maintenance experience preferred. Basic mechanical aptitude required. Ability to learn diagnostic equipment and dealership systems. Valid driver's license. Work EnvironmentIndoor service environment with noise, vehicle lifts, and rotating workflow Physical RequirementsLifting 25-50 lbs Standing for long periods Bending and kneeling ScheduleFull-time; may include Saturdays. KPIsService Completion Time Accuracy of MPI Safety Compliance Team Support Compensation$20.60-$24.62/hr (based on experience and performance) Salary Description$20.60 - $24.62 hr

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