Auto Technician Mechanic in Shelton
Listed on 2026-07-23
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Automotive Technician, Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Automotive Mechanic, Diesel Mechanic
C Tech (Entry-Level Auto Technician)
C Techs handle basic maintenance and assist senior techs while building foundational skills.
Summary: Perform routine services, inspections, and minor repairs under supervision. Maintain a clean, safe work area and follow standard procedures and documentation.
- Complete oil and filter changes, tire rotations, mounting/balancing, battery tests/replacement, bulb/wiper replacements.
- Perform multi‑point inspections and document findings with photos and notes.
- Conduct basic diagnostics using scan tools to retrieve codes; elevate complex issues.
- Maintain shop equipment, tools, and bay cleanliness; comply with safety protocols.
- 0–1+ years in an automotive environment (shop, vocational program).
- Basic hand tools; ability to lift 50+ lbs and operate shop equipment safely.
- Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record.
B Techs perform most repairs independently, including mechanical systems, moderate diagnostics, and reconditioning.
Summary: Diagnose and repair drivability, brake, suspension, HVAC, and electrical issues with limited supervision. Mentor C Techs and contribute to workflow efficiency and quality.
- Perform brake services, steering/suspension repairs, alignments, cooling/heating system repairs, timing belts/chains on non-interference engines, and general mechanical work.
- Conduct intermediate diagnostics: interpret DTCs, analyze PIDs, perform pinpoint tests, voltage drop checks, repair wiring/connectors.
- Road‑test vehicles to confirm concerns and validate repairs.
- Document cause/correction thoroughly.
- 2–5+ years professional automotive experience or equivalent.
- Strong understanding of electrical fundamentals and scan tool usage.
- ASE certifications in several areas (e.g., A1 Engine Repair, A4 Suspension/Steering, A5 Brakes, A6 Electrical) but not required.
- Ability to read OEM service information, wiring diagrams, and TSBs.
- Clean driver’s license; ability to lift 50+ lbs and meet physical demands.
Top-level technicians handle advanced diagnostics, complex repairs, and lead technical standards and training.
Summary: Lead diagnosis and repair of complex drivability, advanced electrical/can bus, engine/transmission systems. Serve as a technical authority and quality control point.
- Perform advanced diagnostics: scope‑based analysis, waveform interpretation, network diagnostics, parasitic draw testing, and intermittent fault isolation.
- Execute complex repairs: engine and transmission R&R and programming, variable valve timing, direct injection, turbo/supercharger systems.
- Lead quality control inspections and final road‑tests; verify repair integrity.
- Collaborate with service advisors on accurate estimates and timelines; communicate root cause and repair plan.
- Mentor B and C Techs; share best practices and support safety/compliance.
- Maintain equipment calibration and recommend tools/training investments.
- 5–10+ years as a professional technician with demonstrable advanced diagnostic capability.
- Multiple ASE certifications; ASE Master Technician and L1/L3 (Advanced Engine Performance/EV) strongly but not required.
- Proficiency with lab scopes, OEM scan suites, programming tools, wiring diagrams, service information systems.
- Strong documentation and communication skills; clean driver’s license.
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