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About the role

Lube Technician This entry level position will be responsible for oil changes, tire rotation and other light maintenance work. This could be the start of a great career in the field of automotive service. Opportunity for internal promotion and career growth with company Competitive pay plan 401(k) retirement plan options Full benefits including voluntary short and long term disability, dental, health, vision, medical Providing excellent customer service keeping in mind that our customer's perspective comes first. Presents a friendly, professional greeting to customers and helps identify, confirm and offer resolution to customer concerns. Ensures the customer's needs are understood. Communication skills – communicates effectively with others. Time management – managing one's own time and time of others. Typing – ability to type efficiently in order to enter repair orders. Mathematics – calculating service costs and counting change. Basic computer skills. Proven record of achieving exceptional Customer Satisfaction. Personal and professional integrity.

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