Automotive Mechanic Technician I (Union)

Cox
United States, Michigan, Carleton
Sep 04, 2025
A entry- level vehicle technician provides a high-quality vehicle maintenance and repairs for fleet vehicles. Provides service and delivery of vehicles with exceptional service to customers and is mindful of the control of costs. The technician may work independently or in a team environment Job Responsiblities: Perform Preventive Maintenance: change oil, oil filter, fuel filter, transmission flush, and inspection of vehicle for mechanical deficiencies. Based upon certification levels, perform various repairs and maintenance which may include: OBD II systems, brake components, tires, tune-ups, suspension components, aerial lifts, electrical systems, State Safety Inspections, interior/exterior components, engine and drive line components, etc. Keep shop area clean and tidy. Perform work in accordance to safety standards. Dispose of all fluids in a safe manner and in accordance with all regulations. Create and maintains vehicle history and maintenance records. May up fit new vehicles with necessary equipment. Assures availability of specialized trucks by troubleshooting and repairing complex hydraulic systems, generators and electrical systems, hybrids, and on-board computer systems. Assures prompt repairs by interfacing and coordinating with vendors for parts and repairs. May perform roadside assistance as needed. Go above and beyond when we look at a vehicle so he work is done at the higher standard. Take action on a work without being asked by one's supervisor. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor or manager. Required Experience & Specialized Knowledge and skills High School Diploma or equivalent preferred. 1+ years of automotive mechanic repair experience. Valid Driver's License and safe driving record required. Must be able to work days, nights, weekends, and holidays when necessary Must be ability to work outdoor in all inclement work conditions, if necessary. Applicants must currently be authorized to work in the United States for any employer without current or future sponsorship.