Inspector I (Manheim)

Cox Communications•Atlanta, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Inspector I verifies vehicle information against work orders by inspecting customer vehicles upon receipt. Inspections include the interior, exterior, odometer, trunk, and engine compartment, and identify damage, missing parts, mechanical problems, frame or paint repairs, engine noise, air-conditioning or heater operation, radio condition, and tire condition. The inspector prepares and completes required documentation, writes electronic condition reports (ECRs), conducts OVE courtesy walk-around inspections, and performs day-end system procedures. The role requires maintaining knowledge of applicable policies and procedures, system capabilities, relevant software and web-based applications, and changes in body mechanical work, frame labor, and inspection techniques. The Inspector I follows and models safety and health procedures and participates in safety activities. Other duties may be assigned by management, and overtime may be required as business needs dictate. This position has no remote-work option and must be performed at a specified Cox location. A valid driver’s license is required, and employment is contingent on clearing a pre-employment drug test. The stated hourly base pay range is $13.70–$20.53; the rate may vary based on location and the candidate’s knowledge, skills, and abilities. The role may also be eligible for additional compensation, such as commission or incentives.

Requirements

High school diploma/GED preferred, or less than two years of related experience, as stated in the minimum qualifications.
Valid driver’s license required.
Successful completion of the ICP Level I written and field exam.
Strong technical aptitude.
Good organizational skills.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to multitask, follow directions, and take instruction.
Ability to meet the physical and mental demands of the position and complete duties within required timeframes.

Nice To Haves

One to three years of automobile-field experience, such as inspections or body/mechanic shop work, strongly preferred.
Understanding of Baseline Inspections (Electronic Condition Report) and vehicle grading.
Knowledge of body, paint, and mechanical repair.
Familiarity with unibody and full-frame vehicles.

Responsibilities

Verify vehicle information against work orders by inspecting customer vehicles at receipt, including the interior, exterior, odometer, trunk, and engine compartment.
Identify and document damage, missing parts, mechanical problems, frame or paint repairs, engine noise, air-conditioning or heater operation, radio condition, and tire condition.
Prepare and complete necessary documentation.
Set up the system for day-end and perform day-end procedures.
Write electronic condition reports (ECRs).
Conduct OVE courtesy walk-around inspections.
Maintain knowledge of applicable policies and procedures, system capabilities, relevant software and web-based applications, and changes in inspection techniques and related automotive work.
Follow and model safety and health procedures and actively participate in safety activities.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.
Work overtime when business needs dictate.

Benefits

At least 16 hours of paid time off per month.
Seven paid holidays per calendar year.
Bereavement leave.
Time off to vote.
Jury duty leave.
Volunteer time off.
Military leave.
Parental leave.
Potential health care insurance, including medical, dental, and vision coverage.
Potential 401(k) retirement planning.
Potential paid sick leave and flexible vacation/wellness days.