Quick Lube Technician

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Bonus based on performance
• Employee discounts
• Flexible schedule
• Training & development

Position Overview During the Full Service Oil Change, the lube technician is responsible for servicing and inspecting the complete underside of the vehicle quickly, safely, and accurately. The lube technician must pay careful attention that only the proper gaskets and drain plugs are installed, the vehicle is greased, the gear boxes checked, the oil filter is tight, and there are no leaks after installation.

• Work safely, wear safety gear, and keep the work area clean and organized. Protect the pit opening with a bay net when not occupied by the vehicle
• Use Echo System
• Perform a visual inspection of vehicle undercarriage, document any unusual conditions
• Obtain the correct oil filter, Drain oil, and Inspect the oil drain plug and gasket. Replace the bottom-side oil filter, when applicable
• Check/fill gearboxes
• Perform additional services, such as fuel filters, transmissions, and differentials, when applicable
• Assist with performing pressure and leak check
• Perform a visual inspection of belts, hoses, and other hood compartment components, and document unusual conditions. Assist with performing pressure and leak check
• Lubricate chassis, when applicable
• Install a tamper seal on all plugs
• Assist with final safety and quality check

In addition to the duties listed above, every crew member is responsible for general center maintenance and cleaning duties. Crew members must attend crew meetings and run errands as required, as well as other duties assigned by a supervisor.

• Customer service skills
• Basic literacy (ready, writing, math skills)
• Verbal communication skills
• Ability and license to operate motor vehicles
• Ability to properly use mechanical hand tools
  
  Attention to detail
• Previous experience or training - Minimum 3 months actual experience or supervised training as a lube technician required

Working Conditions Materials Used:
Automotive oils, fluids, and lubricants. Environment:
Frequent exposure to outside weather elements, noise, and vehicle exhaust fumes throughout the shift. Physical

Activities:

Position requires good, corrected vision, and hearing, frequent standing, walking, climbing, stooping, crouching, handling, reaching, and lifting.