Automotive Technician

Role Overview An Entry-Level Automotive Technician performs inspections, maintenance, and basic-to-intermediate repairs in a shop environment, developing diagnostic and technical skills alongside experienced technicians. Responsibilities Include Conducting Multi-Point and Digital Vehicle Inspections, documenting findings accurately. Performing routine maintenance such as oil changes, fluid services, tire rotations, brake replacements, and battery installs. Executing basic diagnostics and escalating complex issues to senior staff. Following repair procedures, safety standards, and conducting safety and emission inspections where applicable. Communicating repair findings and status to team members and customers. Maintaining a clean and safe work area, adhering to safety and PPE protocols. Participating in ongoing training and team collaboration. Qualifications & Skills Candidates should be mechanically inclined, safety-conscious, coachable, with 0-2 years of shop experience or relevant training. Basic proficiency with shop technology, tools, and valid driver’s license are required. Preferred qualifications include vocational training, ASE certification, or experience with brake and alignment services. Growth Opportunities This role offers career advancement toward senior and lead technician positions, with training and certifications supporting professional development. Work Environment & Physical Requirements The job involves exposure to shop noise, dust, fumes, and varying temperatures. Candidates must be able to stand, bend, lift up to 70 pounds, and communicate effective. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr LS Solutions