Lube Technician

BigHorn Automotive is a full service automotive shop. We specialize in everything from daily drivers, to muscle cars, to off-road behemoths, and everything in between! Our Master Tech has over 35‑years experience working on cars. Our staff of ASE Certified Technicians provide fast and friendly service to ensure that your vehicle is always ready when promised. We are the premier automotive full service automotive shop in Parker (Douglas County) and take pride in our family‑like team of automotive experts.

WHAT YOU GET:

Competitive Compensation Health/Dental/Vision Insurance Paid Time Off Fun & Family‑like work environment Opportunities for upward growth in the company Lube Tech Duties and Responsibilities Daily duties performed by lube techs vary greatly depending on the types of vehicles they service and the number of customers. The essential job tasks performed by lube techs, however, are universally the same in all auto shops. Lubricate Vehicles Lube techs lubricate all moving engine parts of vehicles by rubbing specific lubricants onto these engine parts. Clean Engines Lube techs clean engine parts to remove grime and buildup, and apply lubricant to these parts to restore them back to good working order. Inspect Vehicles Lube techs perform vehicle inspections that include examining and testing multiple points of interest on the vehicle, and checking thoroughly for oil leaks. This includes checking all fluid levels in the vehicle, including windshield washing liquid. Inspect Tires Lube techs check vehicle tires and test the air pressure. Change Oil Lube techs drain existing oil from vehicles and replace it with new oil, ensuring that the proper type of oil is used. Replace Filters Lube techs replace filters in the engine, including air filters and oil filters. Check Electrical Components Lube techs check electrical components on vehicles, such as testing the horn and the lights. Make Recommendations Lube techs make recommendations for further service on vehicles based on inspections. Follow Safety Procedures Lube techs follow all company and common‑sense safety practices, such as turning engines on only when in a well‑ventilated area and ensuring that vehicles are in the right gear before the ignition is turned. Maintain Cleanliness Lube techs keep their work areas and customer vehicles clean at all times, and clean up after themselves as they perform their various job tasks. Lube Tech Skills and Qualifications Lube techs are professionals who work with their hands and perform many physical tasks to check, clean, and add fluids to vehicle engines of all types. Employers hire lube techs who have the skills necessary to perform all the different tasks associated with this job. Communication – Lube techs work in a collaborative environment, which requires strong verbal communication skills. Time‑management – Lube techs use time‑management skills to perform many tasks within a tight deadline and maintain maintenance schedules for all vehicles. Customer service – Lube techs perform a service‑based job that often involves customer interaction, so employers look for individuals with strong customer service skills to fill this role. Computer skills – Lube techs log information into digital systems and follow digital checklists for vehicle inspections, which requires basic computer knowledge. Driving – Lube techs must know how to operate and drive multiple types of vehicles, including manual transmissions. Physical ability – Lube techs lift heavy objects, bend, crouch, and crawl to perform their job duties, all of which require physical ability. #J-18808-Ljbffr Bighorn Automotive