Service Technician

Job Details

Job Location:

Oxford, FL 34484

Salary Range: $24.00 - $30.00 Hourly

As a Car Wash Service Technician an Car Wash, you are responsible for keeping the tunnel, vacuum, water, and payment systems at your assigned site(s) running at 100%. You are the go-to technical resource for both Store Management and the Corporate Office — the person who diagnoses the problem, makes the repair, documents the work, and prevents it from happening again.

This is a hands-on mechanical and electrical maintenance role, not a car wash attendant role. You will travel between assigned locations, work independently for most of your day, and be accountable for the uptime of the equipment you cover.

• Diagnose and repair tunnel equipment: conveyor and chain systems, correlators, rollers, wraps, mitters, top and side brushes, wheel blasters, applicator arches, dryers/blowers, and tire shine applicators.
• Diagnose and repair support equipment: high-pressure pumps, motors, gear reducers, air compressors, pneumatic actuators and solenoids, hydraulic systems, and central vacuum producers.
• Troubleshoot electrical systems including 3-phase power, motor starters, contractors, relays, photo eyes and proximity sensors, limit switches, VFDs, and tunnel controllers/PLCs.
• Service water systems: reclaim, RO/spot-free rinse, water softeners, booster pumps, heaters, and PVC plumbing repair.
• Service chemical delivery systems: dosing and injection pumps, mixing stations, lines, tips, and calibration to spec.
• Support pay stations, gate arms, LPR cameras, RFID readers, and related site technology; work with the Corporate Office and vendors on network or software-side faults.
• Perform basic fabrication and repair work as needed (cutting, drilling, bolting, mounting; welding a plus).

• Execute scheduled daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly PM routines on assigned equipment and document completion.
• Inspect for wear before failure — belts, bearings, chains, brush material, hoses, seals, and fittings — and schedule replacement proactively.
• Track recurring failures and recommend permanent fixes rather than repeat repairs.

• Create, update, and close service tickets in Acumatica, our service management system, the same day the work is performed — including problem description, root cause, parts used, and labor time.
• Use a company-issued tablet or smartphone throughout the shift to log work, capture before/after photos of repairs, complete digital PM checklists, and pull up equipment history on site.
• Locate and interpret installation manuals, operating manuals, wiring diagrams, and manufacturer tech bulletins in digital (PDF) form to guide troubleshooting and identify correct part numbers.
• Look up, request, and order parts through approved vendor portals and internal ordering processes; verify part numbers against equipment model and serial data.
• Maintain accurate on-hand parts and consumable inventory for your assigned site(s) and flag reorder needs before stock-outs cause downtime.
• Communicate professionally by email and company messaging with Store Management, the Corporate Office, and outside vendors — including clear written status updates on open issues.
• Report equipment status, downtime, and completed work accurately and on time; incomplete or after-the-fact documentation is not acceptable.

• Maintain the overall site operational readiness so every customer receives a quality wash and vacuum experience.
• Follow lockout/tagout procedures on all electrical and mechanical work, without exception.
• Follow chemical handling and PPE requirements; know where SDS documentation is and how to use it.
• Maintain a…