Service Technician - J. Allen Ford

J. Allen Automotive•Gulfport, MS

About The Position

J. Allen Ford is hiring an automotive Service Technician to diagnose and repair Ford vehicles, from routine maintenance to complex drivability, electrical, and powertrain work. Technicians with experience on other makes are also encouraged to apply; Ford-specific training is available for those new to the brand. Pay is $30–$55 per hour, based on skill, experience, and certifications. The dealership offers paid Ford training and certification opportunities and encourages technicians to take ownership of their professional development. The role works with the Shop Foreman and Service Advisors in a team environment focused on quality repairs, accurate estimates, and clear communication. Technicians may also help develop trainees and have opportunities to advance, including mentoring and pursuing Senior Master certification and beyond.

Requirements

Strong understanding of automotive systems.
Ability to document repairs clearly and accurately.
Valid driver’s license.
State Inspection License.
High school diploma or GED, or an equivalent combination of technical training and experience.
Integrity, a strong work ethic, and a can-do attitude.
Willingness to seek training, stay current on new technology, and take ownership of professional development.

Nice To Haves

Ford dealership experience and Ford certifications, such as STST or Senior Master certification; these are preferred but not required.
Automotive technician experience with other vehicle brands.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and repair Ford vehicles using factory tools and procedures, including routine maintenance and complex drivability, electrical, and powertrain work.
Work with the Shop Foreman and Service Advisors to plan jobs and provide accurate labor estimates.
Keep the service team informed about repair progress and any additional needs discovered.
Stay current on Ford technical service bulletins, recalls, and factory updates.
Help develop technician trainees by sharing knowledge.
Follow dealership policies and safety and environmental regulations, including proper hazardous-waste disposal.
Pursue professional development, training, and certifications.