Mobility Systems Specialist

Job Description

Compensation 17.00 - 25.00 Hr.

Automotive Mobility Technician Job Summary

Automotive Mobility Technician Responsibilities

Determine and investigate any malfunction codes in the vehicle’s integrated diagnostic system using skilled expertise and diagnostic tools

Help establish service protocols for tracking the status of repairs, maintaining relevant technical manuals, using charts, and more.

Apply a process-based approach to ensure a comprehensive examination of all vehicle and mobility systems.

Conduct routine maintenance, as needed, such as mobility equipment PM, fluid level checks, tire rotations, brake pad replacement, or oil changes and general automotive inspections.

Follow all manufacturer specifications for vehicle and mobility system repairs to ensure optimum customer satisfaction and facilitate returning business.

Clearly articulate repair issues and repairs needed to service manager/advisor and customer.

Install and fit customers for automotive mobility equipment.

Automotive Technician Qualifications

High school diploma or GED is required

Must have completed a post-secondary training program in automotive service technology, or equivalent on the job experience.

Automotive Service Excellence/ASE certification or Society of Automotive Engineers/SAE certification is preferred.

Strong customer service and communications skills are needed.

Valid drivers license and must have own tools.

Automotive Technician Compensation & Benefits

NO FLAT RATE. Hourly pay, plus bonus

PTO beginning at hire date, Insurance, 401,Paid Holidays.

No corporate layer

Small shop

Ongoing training provided.

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