Lube Technician / Entry Level Technician

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toyota west mobileMobile (AL)

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About the role

Lube Technician We are a leading automotive dealership committed to providing an exceptional car-buying and service experience. We provide a positive, professional work environment, aggressive pay plans with career advancement opportunities, and the best training in the industry.
Job Summary: The Lube Technician is responsible for performing oil changes, tire rotations, fluid checks, and other routine maintenance tasks on various vehicle makes and models.
Responsibilities: Perform oil changes and filter replacements in a timely and efficient manner. Rotate tires and check tire pressure. Check and top off fluids, including coolant, transmission, and brake fluid. Inspect vehicles for any potential issues or leaks. Maintain a clean and organized work environment. Assist customers with any questions or concerns regarding their vehicle maintenance needs. Comply with all company policies, procedures and safety standards. Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: Experience as a Lube Technician or similar role is preferred but not required. Knowledge of automotive maintenance and oil change procedures. Proficiency in the use of tools of trade. Strong attention to detail and ability to work efficiently. Good communication and customer service skills. Clean driving record and valid driver's license. We offer best in class industry benefits: Competitive pay Medical, Dental and Vision Plans Paid Holidays & PTO Short and Long-Term Disability Paid Life Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Vehicle Purchase Discounts Employee Discounts on Parts and Service Repairs Aggressive Employee Referral Program with Bonus Opportunities You must be at least 18 years of age to apply. We are an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.

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