Experienced Ford Technician/Mechanic

Bud Clary Auto•Longview, WA

21h

About The Position

Bud Clary Ford of Longview is seeking an experienced, Ford-certified automotive technician to diagnose vehicles accurately and complete high-quality repairs. The role offers $25–$50 per flat-rate hour based on experience and certifications, plus weekly cash spiffs paid in addition to regular flat-rate earnings. Paid Ford factory training and continued certification and career-development support are provided. The technician will perform repairs to dealership and factory standards, document findings and work, communicate with service advisors, and maintain a safe, organized work area while following applicable dealership, OSHA, environmental, and hazardous-material regulations. Bud Clary Auto Group is a family-owned and operated dealer group in Washington. Driving is an essential function of the position; employees must hold a valid driver’s license and maintain an acceptable driving record consistent with company insurance standards. The company is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and uses E-Verify to confirm newly hired employees’ eligibility to work in the United States.

Requirements

Current Ford certifications.
Previous Ford dealership technician experience.
Strong diagnostic, electrical, and mechanical abilities.
Experience using Ford IDS, FDRS, and factory service information.
Ability to complete repairs efficiently while maintaining high-quality standards.
Clear documentation and communication skills.
Dependable, productive, and team-oriented.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and perform the physical requirements of the position.
Valid driver’s license and a driving record that meets company insurance requirements; maintaining an acceptable record throughout employment is required.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and repair Ford vehicles according to dealership and factory standards.
Complete assigned work accurately and efficiently.
Perform electrical, engine, drivetrain, steering, suspension, brake, and other mechanical repairs.
Use Ford factory diagnostic equipment and service information.
Inspect vehicles and identify additional safety or maintenance needs.
Communicate repair needs, parts requirements, and completion times with service advisors.
Document diagnostic findings, repairs performed, and recommended services.
Complete warranty repairs and properly retain and tag required parts.
Road-test vehicles and verify repair quality.
Stay current on Ford technical service bulletins, procedures, and training.
Install factory- and dealer-approved accessories when needed.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.
Follow dealership, OSHA, environmental, and hazardous-material regulations.