Vehicle Inspector/Condition Report Writer

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americas auto auction shreveportGreenwood (LA)

Transportation Vehicle, Equipment and Systems Inspectors, Except Aviation Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Vehicle Inspector/Condition Report Writer Leading international auction group has a Vehicle Inspector/Condition Report Writer opening! Rewards for Vehicle Inspector/Condition Report Writer:$18.00 per hour Monday - Friday schedule Great benefits & paid time off Career growth potential Responsibilities for Vehicle Inspector/Condition Report Writer: Perform hands-on vehicle inspections, assessing cosmetic and mechanical condition. Complete condition reports in compliance with client and auction requirements. Accurately document mileage, options, damages, photos, and mechanical status. Identify frame and flood damage and verified vehicle information. Stock vehicles into inventory systems with correct trim codes. Clear personal data from vehicle phones and navigation systems. Conduct vehicle photography and 5-mile test drives. Maintain inspection equipment, including tablets and reporting tools. Complete 20–30 vehicle condition reports daily (excluding sale days).Serve as PSI and Arbitration Inspector on sale days. Work independently and collaboratively to support auction operations. Communicate operational issues promptly to management.

Requirements: Ability to work outside during all weather conditions. Ability to bend, reach, stand, walk and lift up-to 20 lbs. without difficulty. Regular and consistent availability and attendance. Must be at least 21 years of age. Must possess a valid driver's license, for duration of employment. Need to pass pre-employment screening. America's is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

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