Express Service Technician

Job Description

What We’re Looking For

Technician-Specific Benefits:

Newly Air Conditioned/Temperature Controlled Shop!

Signing bonus and guarantee for qualified technicians

Highly productive shop

Career advancement opportunities

Continued education

Clean and professional work environment

Benefits:

Health, dental and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

PTO

Wireless discounts

Employee purchase and service discounts

Legal assistance program

Paid and personalized training with department manager

Career progression with a heavy focus on internal promotions

Florida hospital wellness discount

Aggressive pay plan

Manufacture incentive bonuses

An opportunity to define yourself and your career

Responsibilities:

Perform multi-point inspections

Inspect fluid levels of steering gear, power steering reservoir, transmission, differential, rear axel housings, and shackles

Check air pressure of tires

Lubricate moving parts with specified lubricants

Drain oil from crankcase and refill with required amount of oil

Add water to radiator and battery

Replace oil and air filters

Balance and rotate tires

Inspect all vehicles for additional repairs needed

Adheres to all company policies, procedures and safety standards

Requirements:

Communication skills – communicates effectively with others.

Personal and professional integrity.

Must have your own tools

About Us

Parks Motor Group was founded in April of 1975 by Jack Parks with the inception of Northgate Lincoln Mercury in Tampa, Florida; changing it's name in January of 2011 to Parks Lincoln of Tampa. Jack Parks' son Randy Parks soon followed with the acquisition of Longwood Lincoln Mercury in November 1979; changing it's name to Parks Lincoln of Longwood in 2011. This expanded Parks Motor Group to the Orlando, Florida Market. In June 1983, Jack Parks' son Ron Parks acquired Heritage Ford in Wesley Chapel, Florida adding the blue oval to the Parks Motor Group family. Not stopping there, Randy Parks decided to branch out of the automotive arena and in August of 1983, Seminole Powersports was born. Seminole Powersports started out offering Honda with the soon after addition of Kawasaki, Yamaha and now Can-Am and Sea Doo. Ron Parks had his eye on Toyota, so in August of 1988, Ron acquired Stadium Toyota in Tampa. Then in April of 1992, Randy Parks aquired DeLand Toyota thus expanding the Orlando Market to now the Orlando/Volusia Market. Not stopping with Lincoln, Mercury, Powersports and Toyota; Randy then acquired Ford Lincoln and Hyundai of Gainesville, bringing the blue oval and Hyundai to Gainesville, Florida.