26241 Entry Level Lube Technician

Posted 2 days ago

hendrick chrysler jeep fiat fayettevilleFayetteville (NC)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics Automotive Oil Change and Lubrication Shops

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About the role

Entry Level Tech | Lube Technician Hendrick Chrysler Jeep is looking for an Entry Level Tech | Lube Technician to join our busy service department! Whether a recent technical school graduate or an experienced oil change master, Chrysler offers a chance to kick-start your career in automotive repair!

What we offer: Competitive wages  Ongoing extensive factory product training  Room for advancement  Health insurance  Paid time off  401k What you'll do: Perform vehicle inspections, basic maintenance, minor repairs, and documentation Perform oil changes and lubrication work Communicate with service advisor when additional repairs are needed or when repairs cannot be completed in the scheduled time Inspect and test-drive new vehicles to ensure that all features function properly Install Mopar accessories on new vehicles as specified by the customer or dealer Work alongside skilled technicians to learn how to perform quality vehicle service maintenance and repairs What we are looking for: 1 year of automotive experience OR automotive technician training Experience can include oil changes, basic maintenance, or minor repair work Team-oriented, flexible, and focused on maintaining an elevated level of customer service Must have a valid driver’s license Start your career as an Entry Level Tech | Lube Technician for Chrysler today. Apply Now!

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