Tire & Service Technician - Penn Hills

Posted 3 days ago

flynns tire groupPittsburgh (PA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20/hour

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About the role

Tire & Service Technician Get your career started and work yourself up to the next level with Flynn's Tire & Auto Service! Why Flynn's Tire? Earn up to $20/hour depending on your skill level, experience, and certifications. Our compensation includes a base rate pay plus a weekly productivity bonus. Hiring Full and Part Time! We support employee growth and career development. We will pay for ASE certifications and provide training so you can grow and create a career path. Never work on a Sunday or major holiday. Earn up to 20 paid off days/year plus 6 paid holidays. We offer a comprehensive retirement savings plan, medical, dental, and other valuable insurance plans.
What You Will Do: Our Tire & Service Technicians and Master Tire Technicians perform all tire related services, and basic auto maintenance while adhering to industry standards and safety regulations. Duties include but are not limited to: Mount & Balance Tires Tire Repairs Oil and Filter Changes Vehicle Courtesy Checks Preventive Maintenance Follow MAP Standards Full-Time Benefits Include: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Life Insurance AD&D Insurance 401k Paid Time Off (earn up to 20 days/year) Supplemental insurance plan options Job Requirements: Acceptable MVR and Background Check Pre-Employment Drug Screening Can lift 20 – 80 pounds No experience needed The Flynn's Way…Hire the BEST people for each position. Offer the BEST Service…FAST, FRIENDLY, EASY. Come join our team!

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