Automotive Technician

We're hiring experienced automotive technicians for an onsite assignment in Shreveport, Louisianna. You'll work alongside other technicians performing diagnostics, inspections, maintenance, and light automotive repairs such as brakes, suspension, tune-ups and other.

If you take pride in doing the job correctly, communicate clearly, work well individually and can adhere to provided instructions, we'd like to hear from you.

Location Onsite - Shreveport, Louisianna

Pay Rate $40/hr

Schedule 9am to 4pm

Hours Hours may vary as needed

Contract (1099)

You’ll help keep vehicles ready for service through inspections, diagnostics, and quality repairs. A typical day may look like:

• Diagnosing common vehicle concerns using scan tools and standard testing procedures.
• Performing vehicle inspections and documenting findings.
• Completing brake, suspension, tune-up, and other light repair services.
• Working with an onsite supervisor to complete assigned work.
• Recording repairs, findings, and recommendations.
• Keeping vehicles, tools, and work areas clean and orderly.

• At least 5 years of hands-on automotive repair experience.
• Confidence diagnosing common mechanical and electrical concerns.
• A valid driver's license.
• Your own tools and equipment, including a bidirectional scan tool.
• Reliable attendance and professional communication.
• Ability to follow repair procedures, document work, and work effectively with a team.
• ASE certifications and a high school diploma or GED are preferred.

Technicians could be placed in a bay doing repairs or out on the lot doing inspection certifications. Our client operates in a results-driven environment that requires high productivity, consistent accuracy, and quality workmanship. Technicians are expected to meet production targets while minimizing errors and rework.

Applicants must complete a drug screening before placement. Auto Monkey does not currently include marijuana in its pre-placement drug screening for this assignment.

The client maintains a drug-free workplace. Technicians must comply with applicable workplace policies concerning drug possession, use, and impairment