Automotive Technician

As an Automotive Technician, your primary role is to diagnose, repair, and maintain various vehicles with precision and expertise. You will utilize advanced diagnostic tools to identify issues across multiple vehicle systems, such as engines, transmissions, brakes, and electrical components. Your key responsibilities will include: - Performing repairs and routine maintenance tasks like oil changes, brake inspections, tire rotations, and fluid checks. - Demonstrating technical expertise by diagnosing and resolving mechanical and electrical issues, including suspension systems, HVAC, fuel systems, and engine performance. - Providing excellent customer service by effectively communicating with clients about vehicle problems, repair requirements, and maintenance suggestions. - Advising customers on preventative maintenance measures to enhance vehicle longevity and performance. - Maintaining accurate records of services rendered, parts utilized, and repairs completed for each vehicle. - Collaborating with teammates, including other technicians and service advisors, to ensure smooth workflow and efficient operations in the shop. - Upholding safety protocols and regulations to create a secure and organized work environment. To qualify for this position, you should ideally possess: - 1-3 years of prior experience as an automotive technician or mechanic. - A high school diploma or equivalent qualification, with a preference for technical certification such as ASE or OEM training. - Proficiency in using diagnostic equipment, hand tools, and shop machinery, along with knowledge of electrical systems, engine components, and brake systems. - ASE certification is preferred, along with excellent communication skills and attention to detail. - Physical capabilities to lift heavy parts and tools, work in confined spaces, and maintain a clean driving record. In this role, you can expect to work in a dynamic and fast-paced shop environment with occasional exposure to loud noises, heat, and hazardous materials. Your schedule may include weekend and evening hours as needed to accommodate customer requirements.,