Auto Mechanic
charles river automotiveWatertown (MA)
$34-$43/HOUR
ApplyAuto Mechanic
Posted 7 days ago
charles river automotiveWatertown (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$34-$43/HOUR
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description CHARLES RIVER AUTOMOTIVE IS HIRING ALL LEVELS OF SERVICE TECHNICIANS FROM ENTRY LEVEL TO MASTER! STARTING RATE $34-$43/HOUR based on experience With facilities in Everett, Lynn, and Watertown we provide automotive service to the MBTA The RIDE vehicle fleet, BostonCoach fleet, and Special Needs vehicle fleet. We are looking to fill mechanic positions in our Watertown location at this time.
Responsibilities:
Performing preventative maintenance and corrective mechanical repairs on company owned fleet vehicles.
Ability to troubleshoot and perform minor mechanical repairs on company owned vehicles.
Assist with Installation, diagnose and repair of add on equipment such as wheel chair lifts, 2 way radios, G.P.S units.
Perform vehicle preventative maintenance per company guidelines.
Ability to read and understand technical service manuals.
Basic computer skills.
Maintain a clean and neat work area.
Requirements:
Must have a set of hand tools.
Willing to become a State Inspection Inspector (company paid training).ASE certified/ manufacturer training a plus.
General Motors, Dodge and/or Ford experience a plus.
Must Pass a pre-employment drug screening (including Marijuana).Must pass a CORI background check.
Benefits:
Medical insurance with a 75% / 25% Company to employee premium split. Paid Vacation & Sick Time11 Paid Holidays 401(k) Plan w/ Safe Harbor Employer Match
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