AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC/VEHICLE SERVICE TECH

Diehl Collision of Ford City•Ford City, PA

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About The Position

Diehl Collision of Ford City is hiring an experienced Automotive Mechanic / Service Technician with a current Pennsylvania State Inspection License. This role performs general automotive repairs, diagnoses mechanical concerns, completes Pennsylvania safety inspections, and handles mechanical repairs associated with collision-damaged vehicles. The technician works at a full-service collision repair center servicing a variety of makes and models, collaborating with collision professionals to help return vehicles safely to the road. The company describes the environment as professional, with modern equipment, steady workflow, and opportunities to build a long-term career within Diehl Automotive.

Requirements

Current Pennsylvania State Inspection License.
Previous experience as an Automotive Mechanic, Automotive Service Technician, or Mechanical Technician is preferred.
Strong knowledge of brakes, steering, suspension, and general automotive repair is preferred.
Automotive diagnostic and troubleshooting experience is preferred.
Ability to use scan tools and diagnostic equipment is preferred.
Understanding of modern automotive electrical and electronic systems is preferred.
Ability to inspect vehicles and identify mechanical and safety concerns is preferred.
Ability to read and follow OEM repair procedures is preferred.
Strong problem-solving skills are preferred.
Attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship are preferred.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team is preferred.
Dependable attendance and a strong work ethic are preferred.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.

Nice To Haves

ASE, I-CAR, manufacturer-specific, or additional automotive certifications.

Responsibilities

Perform Pennsylvania State Safety Inspections.
Inspect vehicles and identify safety and mechanical concerns.
Diagnose automotive mechanical and electrical problems.
Diagnose and repair brake systems.
Diagnose and repair steering and suspension systems.
Replace suspension components.
Diagnose vehicle warning lights and fault codes.
Use automotive scan tools and diagnostic equipment.
Perform general automotive maintenance and mechanical repairs.
Inspect mechanical components affected by collision damage.
Remove and replace damaged mechanical components.
Perform wheel, tire, steering, and suspension-related repairs.
Conduct post-repair inspections and road tests.
Follow manufacturer and OEM repair procedures.
Document completed repairs accurately.
Communicate additional repair needs to estimators and management.
Work with collision technicians, estimators, parts personnel, and other team members.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.