Western Auto
Mechanic
“Mechanic at Western Auto. Skills: automotive mechanic, client satisfaction, technical knowledge. Add value to each client’s transaction. Ensure client satisfaction with their experience”
Industry & Context.
Continually standing, Bending, Kneeling, Twisting, Turning around, Climbing, Lifting and carrying weights up to approximately 75 lbs, Handles a fast-paced work environment, Handles stress, Handles stressful situations in a professional manner
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Has a valid driver’s license, vehicle insurance, ability to drive cars with manual or automatic transmissions, Must have their own tools, Obtains and keeps up-to-date the ASE Certification in brakes or suspension and steering within two (2) test periods starting from the date hired, Completes the Western Auto orientation training, Obtains and keeps up to date their license as a Master Technician and that of the College of Automotive Technicians and Mechanics
What You'll Do.
Add value to each client’s transaction
Ensure client satisfaction with their experience
Ensure client satisfaction with their purchase
Remove automotive parts
Repair automotive parts
Replace automotive parts
Install automotive parts
Perform automotive mechanical services
Read training manuals
Check basic vehicle elements
Operate workshop lifts
Follow OSHA requirements
Perform maintenance tasks
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Answers customer’s questions related to finished service work
Communication Scope
Answers customer’s questions
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