Automotive Technician

Role Overview: An entry-level Automotive Technician performs vehicle inspections, maintenance, and basic repairs, developing diagnostic and repair skills in a supportive shop environment. Responsibilities Include Conducting multi-point and digital vehicle inspections, documenting findings accurately. Executing routine maintenance such as oil changes, fluid services, tire rotations, brake, and battery replacements. Assisting with tire mounting, balancing, and suspension wear-item replacements under supervision. Performing basic diagnostics and escalating complex issues to senior technicians. Following repair procedures, safety standards, and conducting vehicle safety and emission inspections where applicable. Communicating repair needs and findings to team members and documenting customer records. Maintaining a clean, safe workspace and adhering to safety protocols. Collaborating with the team, accepting coaching, and participating in ongoing training. Qualifications & Skills 0–2 years of automotive experience, technical training, or equivalent. Mechanical aptitude, safety-conscious, coachable, and able to follow procedures. Basic proficiency with shop technology and tools, valid driver’s license, and ability to obtain a State Inspector License if required. Strong communication skills and physical ability to perform job tasks. Growth Opportunities This role offers training and certifications, serving as a foundation for advancement to roles like Automotive Technician, Senior Technician, or Lead Technician. Work Environment & Physical Requirements Exposure to shop hazards, temperature variations, and physical tasks such as lifting and standing for extended periods. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr