Collision Center Car Wash / Detail Technician

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chevy chase acura bethesdaBethesda (MD)

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Car Wash / Detail Technician The Car Wash / Detail Technician is responsible for cleaning, washing, and preparing customer vehicles before and after repairs. This role ensures that every vehicle leaving the collision center meets high standards of cleanliness and presentation, contributing to overall customer satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities: Wash exterior of vehicles using proper cleaning solutions and equipment Vacuum and clean vehicle interiors (carpet, seats, dashboard, windows)Remove dust, overspray, compound, and debris from repaired vehicles Perform final quality check to ensure vehicles are clean and ready for delivery Move vehicles safely around the lot and within the shop Maintain cleanliness and organization of wash bay and work area Monitor and maintain wash supplies and report shortages Assist technicians and painters with vehicle prep and cleanup as needed Follow all safety procedures and company policies
Qualifications: Previous car wash, detailing, or automotive experience preferred but not required Valid drivers license Ability to drive both automatic and manual vehicles (preferred)Strong attention to detail Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented
Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for long periods Ability to lift up to 50 lbs Frequent bending, walking, and reaching Ability to work in various weather conditions
Work Environment: Indoor and outdoor work in a collision repair facility Exposure to water, cleaning chemicals, and shop equipment

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