Automotive Technician

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN You Know How to Wrench. Now Level Up.

Saco, Maine
$22–$28/hour, based on experience
Full-Time | Mid-Level Technician
ASE Master Technician Growth Path

You’ve put in the time.

You know your way around a toolbox. You can handle most repairs without someone looking over your shoulder. You know the difference between replacing a part and actually diagnosing the problem.

Now you’re ready for a shop where you can keep getting better.

Ray’s Truck Service is hiring a mid-level Automotive Technician for our Saco, ME shop — someone with a few solid years under their belt who takes pride in finding the problem, fixing it right, and sending it out the door right the first time.

We’re part of the NETC Fleet Services family
, one of New England’s fastest-growing names in towing, recovery, fleet, and commercial vehicle service.

That means:

• Steady, year-round work
• Modern diagnostic equipment
• Support for certifications
• A real path toward ASE Master Technician and beyond

Your job isn’t just swapping parts.

It’s figuring out why something failed and making the repair that actually solves the problem.

• Brakes — diagnosis, repair, and replacement
• Steering & Suspension — components, wear, handling issues, and troubleshooting
• Electrical Systems — testing, tracing, and diagnosing electrical faults
• HVAC & A/C — diagnosis, service, and refrigerant work
• Engine Performance — drivability issues, fault codes, and root-cause diagnostics
• Preventive Maintenance — scheduled services and inspections that keep vehicles on the road
• Maine State Safety Inspections — once properly licensed

Anybody can fire the parts cannon.

Good technicians diagnose.

You’ll use modern diagnostic equipment, scan tools, service information, and your own mechanical judgment to determine what’s actually happening.

You’ll also:

• Document repairs and findings clearly
• Maintain accurate service records
• Communicate with the service writer and shop team
• Help keep jobs moving efficiently through the shop
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe bay
• Take ownership of the quality of your work

That’s the standard.

You’ve got enough experience to work independently on most everyday repairs — but you’re still hungry to learn more.

• 2–5 years of hands-on automotive repair experience
• Strong mechanical and electrical diagnostic/troubleshooting skills
• Confidence handling most common repairs independently
• Your own set of basic hand tools
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Automotive or technical-school training is a plus
• Strong work ethic and attention to detail
• A technician who wants to keep earning certifications and expanding their skills

Already have certifications?
Great.

Still working toward them?
We’ll help you get there.

We’re especially interested in technicians with — or willing to earn — ASE certifications including:

• A4 — Suspension & Steering
• A5 — Brakes
• A6 — Electrical/Electronic Systems
• A8 — Engine Performance

We’ll support your continued development with time and opportunities to earn the certifications that move your career forward.

You’ll also need — or be willing to obtain:

• Maine State Inspection License — Class A Inspection Mechanic
• EPA Section 609 Certification — for motor vehicle A/C refrigerant handling

Manufacturer-specific training?

Even better.

We’re growing — and growing shops need strong technicians,…