Automotive Mechanic

Posted 9 days ago

strike force mobile mechanic servicSt Louis (MO)

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Job Description: Job Description Now Hiring: Automotive Mechanic (Full-Time)
Location: 7616 N Broadway, Saint Louis, MO 63147
Pay: Weekly Competitive - Based on Experience (PLUS BONUSES)
Schedule: Full-Time Monday-Saturday Flexible Off Day Available About Us Strike Force Mobile Mechanic and Auto Repair is a fast-growing, full-service auto repair shop offering both in-shop and mobile repair services. We are committed to high-quality workmanship, exceptional customer service, and providing our team with a positive and professional work environment.
What You'll Do: As a full-time Automotive Mechanic, you'll be responsible for performing a wide range of services on cars and light trucks-both in our climate-controlled facility and out in the field. You'll work independently and as part of a skilled, supportive team.
Key Responsibilities: Diagnose, maintain, and repair all make and models of vehiclesPerform routine services (brakes, oil changes, tune-ups, etc.)Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issuesDocument findings and repairs clearly on work ordersEnsure all work areas are clean, organized, and safeCommunicate professionally with customers and team members What We're Looking For: Proven experience as an automotive technician or mechanic Must have your own tools Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment Valid driver's license and reliable transportation Experience in Engine Rebuilds, Engine Swaps, Transmission Rebuilds is a plus
Why Join Us? Competitive pay with opportunity for advancement-Based on Experience Flexible scheduling options 401(k) benefits after 90 days Weekly pay Company-provided uniforms Work in a supportive and respectful team atmosphere Opportunity to gain experience in both shop and mobile repair work Ready to Apply? Email your resume to: Apply online: Questions? Call us at

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