Toyota technician
hiring winnersBryan (TX)
About the role
Service Technician - Automotive Bryan College Station Toyota is looking fo self-motivated individuals who would like to start as a service technician. Our service technicians keep our customers moving. Working with our parts associates and service advisors ensures that the automotive repairs completed in a timely and meticulous manner. As a BCS Toyota service technician, you will be continuously trained on Toyota products, services and policies across many platforms. Skilled technicians are in high demand. So to keep a good service tech, you have to treat them right. Here, you'll work alongside some of the best in the business. You'll also be responsible for diagnosing and repairing client and dealership vehicles while maintaining a positive relationship with clients who return with unsatisfactory work. We run an honest shop and need honest, hard-working techs. Only those who value integrity and ethics need apply.
Job Responsibilities:
- Examine and diagnose vehicles
- Discuss repairs with shop foreman or service advisor
- Communicate additional service requests to service advisor
- Plan work procedures in cooperation with shop foreman
- Provide labor time estimates to service advisor
- Monitor repair time and update service advisor regularly
- Maintain strict adherence to dealership policies on vehicle care and operation
- Complete story and/or documentation for client repairs
- Assist in mentoring technician trainees
- Attend company and factory training
- Keep current with factory technical bulletins
- Understand and follow federal, state and local regulations (such as disposal of hazardous waste)
- Education and/or Experience
High school diploma or GED (general equivalency diploma); or 1 to 3 months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
Operator Driver's License and State Inspection License.
Compensation: Compensation is based on experience and commensurate with Fortune 500 companies.
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