Automotive Alignment Technician
Automotive Alignment Technician
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Must be able to operate equipment such as overhead and floor mounted oil and grease guns, transmission machine, air conditioner service machine, radiator service machine, hand tools and basic shop equipment
- Must be able to lift and move work-related items up to 50 pounds
- Must be able to push, pull, lift, and bend at the knees and waist, twist body at the waist, raise and hold arms overhead, and turn head-neck-shoulders as needed
- Job Duties Include, but are not limited:
- Perform Jiffy Lube Signature Service oil change and flush & fill fluids
- Inspect and replace filters, lights, wipers and other preventative maintenance
- Perform alignments using Hunter WA-470 computer auto align system
- Service tires, brakes, suspensions, shocks/struts, axles, engines & drivetrainand minor vehicle services and repair
- Starting Rate of Pay [up to $17] Hour + Bonus
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- Paid PTO (personal time off) & Holidays
- Uniforms, Advancement, Company Discounts
- Flexible Work Schedule, a Great Team Environment, and more….Business Model & Culture:
- Fast paced and team-oriented environment
- World class JLU training to meet all challenges
- Customer driven building strong relationships
- Value teammates and recognize their contributions
- Being inclusive and having equal access to opportunity
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