Apprentice / Quick Lube Service Technician
andy mohrPlainfield (NJ)
Apprentice / Quick Lube Service Technician
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andy mohrPlainfield (NJ)
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About the role
Andy Mohr Automotive Group is one of the largest volume car dealership groups in the state of Indiana. Mohr's goal is to Sell and Service in volume. With aggressive advertising campaigns that are value-oriented, car customers are very familiar with the Andy Mohr brand. Andy Mohr dealerships are stocked with large inventories that are priced very competitively. The Andy Mohr Automotive group employs more than 1100 employees throughout central Indiana and the employees are value-oriented. They are honest and straightforward and get customers in and out efficiently.
Full Job Description:
Andy Mohr Automotive Group, largest auto group in Indiana has an immediate need for Automotive Service Technician Trainees or Apprentices. We have a new career program for Technicians, coming in with or without experience, to train with our Master Technicians. If you are looking for a career in automotive repair and wish to grow with a reputable company, here is the place to be. We offer a GREAT compensation plan that increases as you advance in our program. Manufacturer certified training is paid in full by our dealership. Flexible schedules are available.
Job Requirements:
Experience in a vocational automotive tech program strongly preferred Experience as a Lube Technician preferred, but not required Valid driver's License Ability to lift 50 lbs.
Benefits:
Medical, Dental, & Vision benefits Accrued Vacation Time 401K Plan Life & Disability Insurance Extensive training and support Employee vehicle purchase plans Discounts on products and services
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