Automotive Mechanical Technician

An Automotive Mechanical Technician / PDI Technician performs pre-delivery inspections (PDI), basic mechanical repairs, and quality checks on vehicles prior to customer delivery. This role is responsible for ensuring all vehicles meet safety, mechanical, and cosmetic standards with a focus on efficiency and zero rework.

• Perform pre-delivery inspections on incoming vehicles, ensuring all mechanical, electrical, and safety components meet company standards.
• Complete basic mechanical work including fluid checks, brake inspections, battery testing/replacement, tire inspections, and minor repair.
• Identify and document any defects or required repairs and communicate clearly with management.
• Maintain accurate inspection and service records.
• Ensure vehicles are clean, presentable, and ready for delivery.
• Maintain cleanliness of work area, tools, and safety equipment
• Follow all company safety and quality standards

• Previous experience in auto technician, lube technician or PDI technician preferred.
• Strong basic mechanical knowledge including brakes, fluids, times and battery systems.
• Ability to identify mechanical issues quickly and accurately.
• Must be dependable, detail-focused, and a team player.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record required
• 18 years of age or older

• Minimum of high school diploma or equivalent

• Physical Setting: Automotive technical work is performed primarily in auto body shops, reconditioning centers, or dedicated paint prep areas. Depending on the facility, it may include both indoor and semi-outdoor workspaces with ventilation and dust-control systems.
• Noise & Safety: The environment includes moderate to high noise levels, exposure to dust, chemicals, and paint fumes. Proper safety equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, and protective eyewear is required.

• The role involves repetitive motion, standing, bending, and lifting (up to 50 lbs), and often working on tight deadlines.