Automotive Express/Maintenance Technician

Hudson Automotive Group•Baton Rouge, LA
•$15 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

All Star Chevrolet, a Hudson Automotive Company, is seeking an Automotive Express/Maintenance Technician to join its high-volume service team in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The position performs basic vehicle maintenance and safety inspections, following dealership and factory standards. Hudson Automotive Group is a third-generation, family-owned business founded in 1948, with more than 60 dealerships and over 4,500 employees across seven states. The company offers dealership-provided training and advancement opportunities.

Requirements

  • Valid driver's license.
  • Pass pre-employment testing, including background checks, motor vehicle record review, and a drug test.
  • Be customer-focused, self-motivated, competitive, and coachable.

Nice To Haves

  • Previous express technician experience.

Responsibilities

  • Perform a basic safety inspection while draining oil from the crankcase and refilling it with the required amount of oil.
  • Complete work listed on repair orders efficiently and accurately according to dealership and factory standards.
  • Replace air filters, cabin air filters, and wiper blades, and perform additional services as directed by management.
  • Inspect vehicle fluid levels and replace or replenish fluids as necessary.
  • Check tire pressure and add air if needed.

Benefits

  • Yearly technician retention/development bonus.
  • Accruable paid time off beginning on the first day of hire.
  • Dealership-provided technician career pathway, training, and advancement opportunities.
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
  • Life insurance.
  • Employer-contributed 401(k).
  • Paid vacation and holidays.
  • Paid training and employee development.
  • Career growth and advancement opportunities within the dealership and auto group.
  • Employee discounts on vehicles, products, and services.
  • Balanced work schedule.
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