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Diesel Tech; Jiffy Lube; Bumper to Bumper; Cummins; ASE; ASE Master; Diesel Vehicle Mechanic; Lead Mechanic; Freightliner; Heavy Equipment Mechanic; Diesel Lead; Automotive Mechanic; Auto Mechanic; Tech 1; Tech 2; Tech 3; Master Mechanic; Heavy Mechanic; Diesel Mechanic; Mechanical Knowledge; 91b; Engine Man; 2t3; Vehicle Maintenance; Auto Repair.
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As a Mechanic, you will perform preventative maintenance, diagnosis, service and repair of steering, suspension, brakes, engines, transmissions, differentials, electrical, wheelchair lifts, and air conditioning systems.
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Perform scheduled preventative maintenance of vehicles. Do you want a stable career with great and steady pay, a set schedule, and outstanding benefits? 40 hours a week, not flat rate. Combination of at least two (2) to three (3) years of apprentice level verifiable training and experience in automotive or diesel mechanics, which may include high school mechanics courses and/or a regional occupational program.
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Technician, express lube technician, customer service, service, front desk, general service, retail, cashier, service agent, sales advisor, sales, clerk, agent, host, general service technician, entry level, retail Mid Level-general maintenance, general maintenance automotive tech, mechanic, brake repair, light diagnostics, alignment technician, suspension tech, fluid maintenance, fluid flushes.
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As a Mid-Level Automotive Technician, you will gain hands-on experience in one of Goodyear's Auto Service centers by utilizing a mechanical aptitude to diagnose technical issues while delivering outstanding service.
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As an entry-level lube technician (aka auto technician), you will help keep our guests safe on the road by providing top-tier customer service while performing preventative maintenance services for their vehicles.
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