A Technician Trainee receives hands-on and classroom training to become a proficient auto glass technician. After completing the training program, the trainee earns Safelite SafeTech certification and develops the fundamental skills needed to perform glass repair, replacement, and recalibrations without supervision. The role calls for a can-do attitude, a caring heart, and a service mindset, with a focus on completing customer jobs promptly and to high quality standards. Training includes observing and assisting with auto glass installation and repair, recalibrating automotive safety systems, troubleshooting and diagnostic testing, and providing additional services and products. Trainees study and pass testing to demonstrate proficiency and follow the techniques taught. They safely operate company and customer vehicles and use company-issued tools and chemicals. Other duties may be assigned, and employees must comply with company policies and standards. The schedule is Monday through Saturday, with Sunday and one additional weekday off. Start and end times may need to vary to accommodate customers. Weekly pay starts at $19.25 per hour and increases to $22.75 per hour after training and certification. Additional income may be earned when customers select value-added products and services. The posting also describes potential promotion within the first year, but the stated Senior Tech and Master Tech pay rates are listed as placeholders ($XX/hour).
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED