Automotive Technician

• Perform fluid flushes and replacements, visual vehicle inspections, belt and hose replacements, battery testing and replacement, and general automotive repairs
• Clean and maintain test equipment and machines
• Empty and clean portable fluid drains according to shop guidelines
• Mount, balance, and install tires
• Maintain and develop general automotive and technical skills
• Perform maintenance and advanced automotive repairs and diagnosis for engines, transmissions, suspension/steering, brakes, ABS/traction control, electrical systems, and heating/AC
• Maintain a clean, organized work area and properly maintain tools and equipment
• Follow equipment manufacturer safety procedures and corporate safety policies
• Organize presented work and plan for efficient vehicle movement and job performance
• Perform repairs and maintenance according to manufacturer procedures or accepted industry practices
• Work Saturdays as part of the regular schedule, with five working days, one weekday off, and Sundays off

• Automotive Repair Technicians must be able to accurately repair vehicles using advanced automotive diagnostic equipment
• Previous experience as an Automotive Technician for providing technical guidance
• ASE certifications or ability to obtain them within 12 months, paid for by AAA, or car dealer certifications
• Ability to lift up to 75 lbs
• Ability to stand for prolonged periods
• Valid driver’s license must be possessed and maintained
• Must work Saturdays as part of the regular schedule
• Ability to complete pre-employment background check, drug screening, and fitness for duty assessment
• Authorized to work in the USA

Demonstrates expertise in automotive repair and diagnostics, including proficiency with advanced diagnostic equipment and adherence to manufacturer procedures. Maintains a clean and organized work environment while ensuring compliance with safety policies and effective vehicle management.