AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS - ENTRY LEVEL & "A" LEVEL

Posted 3 days ago

colandrea buickgmcNewburgh (NY)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics General Automotive Repair

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About the role

NOW HIRING: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS - ENTRY LEVEL & "A" LEVEL NEWBURGH AUTO GROUP is looking for members to join a high-tech, forward-thinking dealership service department that values skill, growth, and performance! We are a busy New & Used Car Operation with a modern, fully equipped shop featuring the latest diagnostic and repair technology. If you're motivated, career-driven, and ready to grow, we want to talk to you. OPEN POSITIONS (1) Entry-Level TechnicianPerfect for recent grads or techs starting their career. Strong work ethicDesire to learn and growWillingness to complete factory training(2) "A" Level Technician (Skilled) Must have advanced skills in: Engine repair & performanceTransmission repair & replacementElectrical & drivability diagnosticsAdvanced troubleshootingWHAT WE OFFERPaid Factory TrainingHourly Increases for Completion of Factory TrainingFlat Rate ShopProgressive Pay Plan Based on Hours ProducedPaid HolidaysClean, High-Tech Work EnvironmentStrong Car Count & Steady WorkflowSupportive, Team-Oriented CultureOur progressive pay structure rewards productivity - the more hours you produce, the more you earn. Skilled, motivated technicians have excellent income potential.

WHY JOIN US? Modern equipment & advanced diagnostic toolsProfessional, respectful workplaceGrowth opportunities & career advancementManagement that invests in your successIf you're ready to take your automotive career to the next level in a shop that supports and rewards performance, apply today!

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