Diesel Auto Mechanic

Posted 7 days ago

jg trucking excavating haulingShelbyville (TN)

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists Specialized Automotive Repair

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Job Summary We are looking for a skilled Mechanic to repair our company equipment. As an Auto Mechanic, you will be in charge of maintaining and diagnosing and repairing issues with vehicles' performance and function. As an Auto Mechanic, you must have an in-depth understanding of all vehicle systems and components. You will also be responsible for maintaining repair shop equipment, preparing cost estimates, and maintaining a welcoming environment. The ideal candidate is skilled in being able to explain vehicle issues clearly and concisely and provide valuable advice.

Responsibilities:

Diagnose and repair vehicles.
Carry out routine vehicle maintenance tasks such as tire rotations, oil changes, and brake pad replacements
Conduct in-depth vehicle inspections of all systems, including engine, transmission, and brakes
Create repair estimates and timelines and convey information to customers in an easy-to-understand manner
Maintain accurate repair shop records and paperwork

Qualifications:

Associate degree or completion of an automotive service technician training program is preferred
Automotive Service Excellence/ASE certification or Society of Automotive Engineers/SAE certification is preferred
Strong customer service and communication skills are required

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