Tire Technician
stephenson tire alignmentFlorence (AL)
About the role
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Bonus based on performance
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Opportunity for advancement
- Paid time off
- Training & development
- Vision insurance
- Competitive salary
- Donation matching
- Tuition assistance
The General Service Technician is an entry-mid level position that is responsible for providing general services for vehicle maintenance and repair, such as oil changes and tire rotations and other repairs depending on skill level. You will also be under the guidance of an experienced automotive professional that will assist you. General Service Technicians are responsible not only for the service we provide, but also our reputation as a trustworthy and dependable tire & auto repair shop. Because of this, a successful general service technician will need to have some experience in automotive repair, but also be a quick-learner who has the ability to receive instructions and follow our shop's procedures. Paying strong attention to detail and being dedicated to honesty, and fairness is important.
Benefits/PerksCareer path & Advancement Opportunities
Competitive Compensation
Paid time off
Paid holidays
Performance Based bonuses
Paid training
Company discounts
Blue Cross Blue Shield InsNo Weekends
Store hours 7am-4pm M-FResponsibilitiesReview work orders and discuss them with service advisors as needed
Notate any physical damage on vehicle
Complete Vehicle Inspections
Perform tire replacement and/or maintenance services
Participate in training
Qualifications:
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work in fast-paced and team-oriented environment
- Must have valid driver's license
- Must be able to lift 40-75 lbs
Do you like working with your hands and are interested in the automotive industry? Do you want to work for a company that invests in its employees and provides proper training for career advancements? If so, we have an opening for a Tire Technician and want you to join our team!
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