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Perform general express technician services as needed. Perform Express service as outlined in the GM/Mitsubishi Express guidelines. Perform general express technician services as needed.
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A Level, B Level, C Level and Quick Lube/Express Service Technicians all possess different skills, certifications and training. A Level, B Level, C Level and Quick Lube/Express Service Technicians all possess different skills, certifications and training.
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Diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing vehicle automotive systems including engine, transmission, electrical steering, suspension, brakes, air conditioning, etc. We are searching for the BEST OF THE BEST and will provide an above average earning opportunity, our top technicians earn six-figures.
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Our Core Values:IntegrityExcellenceServiceDescriptionHodges Mazda is seeking an Automotive Lube Technician to join our winning team. Job Purpose: To inspect, maintain, and repair automobiles that run on electricity, gasoline, or alternative fuels like ethanol.
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Many of our Quick Lube/Express Service Techs have progressed to become Certified Technicians and even ASE Certified Master Technicians with Lake Auto! The Lake Automotive Group is looking to hire Quick Lube/Express Service Technicians.
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We need good Quick Lube/Express Technicians to change oil, rotate tires, tune-ups, brakes, tires, multi- point inspections and light maintenance repairs, like you, to join our team.
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We are looking for technicians to join our team.
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To support our continued growth, Mills Automotive Group is looking to add several Quick Lane / Express Service Technicians to our growing team located at Classic Toyota / Hyundai of N Wilkesboro.
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We are looking for Quick Lube Technicians who want to advance their careers and grow within our dealership. We are looking for Quick Lube Technicians who want to advance their careers and grow within our dealership.
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Our Technicians get paid for factory training, drive time, meals and fuel. Regardless of your skill set and qualifications, all Service Technicians will have the opportunity to progress their career at Lake Ford and Lake Chevrolet.
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Basic mechanical understanding of an automobile•Experience as an express/quick lube technician is preferred•Operate a wide variety of cars, light trucks, and vans, with ability to drive both manual and automatic transmissions.
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Experience as an express/quick lube technician is preferred. The Quick Lane Service Technician performs vehicle maintenance as assigned in accordance with dealer and factory standards and builds Customer loyalty by developing trust and ensuring confidence in Quick Lane as a care-giver for their vehicle safety and reliability.
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Experience as an express/quick lube technician preferred. As an Automotive Lube Technician you will perform vehicle maintenance as assigned in accordance with dealer and factory standards.
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As an entry-level Automotive Technician (Quick Lube Tech) you will quickly and efficiently perform routine maintenance and identify the cause of breakdowns and repair them using the most optimal solutions.
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