LUBE TECHNICIAN -FALLS

RON MARHOFER AUTOMALL GROUP•Cuyahoga Falls, OH

9d•$18 - $20

About The Position

Job Purpose: - Make sure customers' cars are spick and span. Tell the service advisor right away if anything changes about the car's looks or condition. - Know about and follow all the rules (local, state, and the big ones from the government), like how to get rid of dangerous stuff.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Reporting machinery defects or malfunctions to supervisor
Documenting all work performed on the repair order
Participating in manufacturer-sponsored training programs
Lubricating moving parts of vehicles
Performing multi-point inspections
Performing work efficiently and accurately according to dealership and factory standards
Selling lubrication, safety inspection, and other related services
Ensuring customers' cars are kept clean
Notifying service advisor immediately of anything that has happened to change the appearance or condition of the vehicle
Understanding, keeping abreast of, and complying with federal, state, and local regulations, such as hazardous waste disposal

Nice To Haves

Maintaining customer records
Draining oil from crankcase and refilling with required amount of oil
Replacing oil and air filters
Inspecting vehicle fluid levels and replacing or replenishing as necessary
Checking tire pressure and adding air if needed
Lubricating moving parts with specified lubricants
Obtaining and maintaining any certificates, licenses, and registrations as Dealership requires
Maintaining a valid Driver's License that meets dealership insurability requirements

Responsibilities

Grease up all the moving parts in cars and do those multi-point checks.
Do the work listed on the repair order quickly and correctly, just like the dealership and the car maker want.
Let customers know about things like oil changes, safety checks, and other helpful stuff they might need.
Tell the boss if any machines are broken or acting weird.
Write down everything you do on the repair order.
Go to training classes the car maker puts on when the service manager asks you to.
Drain the old oil and put in fresh oil. Change the oil filter and the air filter too.
Check all the fluids and add more if they're low.
Check the air in the tires and pump them up if needed.
Grease up all the moving parts with the right kind of grease.