Auto Glass Technician- Utah

Posted 2 days ago

spark recruitingSalt Lake City (UT)

Automotive Glass Installers and Repairers Automotive Glass Replacement Shops

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25 - $38 per hour

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About the role

About the job: Auto Glass Technician- Utah Title: GLASS TECHNICIAN

Location: Salt Lake County/Utah County

Pay: $25 - $38 per hour DOE

Schedule: M - F Own Your Role. Own the Company. WERE REDEFINING GLASS REPLACEMENT. We need doers who own their work and the business. Customer first. Results first. You first.

YOUR ROLE: RUN YOUR OPERATION Accountable for van, tools, and flawless installs Impact customer satisfaction and team standards Propose fixes-see them implemented fast THE CHALLENGE Deliver zero-defect installs, every time. YOU MANAGE. Van, tools and Inventory YOU IMPROVE. Efficiency and workflows YOU BUILD. Team skills and Customer trust KEY ATTRIBUTES Clear communicator & self-starter Team mentor with clean driving record Problem-solver in fast-paced settings DAILY FLOW Morning Van/tools check Pre-Job Inspect glass Install Flawless execution + photos Ongoing Optimize & share wins QUALIFICATIONS 3-5+ years auto glass experience Hustle - Owner Mentality WHY US? Typical Shop... Clock in/out - Fixed routine - Slow growth Our Team... Own results - Innovate - Rising fast - Own equity Employee-Owned Vesting stock from day one. Your work builds your wealth. Ready to own installs-and equity?

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