TECHNICIAN

Gettel Automotive Group•Sarasota, FL

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Service Technician is a line production employee responsible for generating billable labor at a level determined by service management. The role involves servicing and repairing vehicles brought into the service department, performing preventative maintenance, and completing quality workmanship according to manufacturer specifications. The technician is also responsible for maintaining a clean work area and professional appearance, completing self-study training, accurately flagging flat-rate work, following management-designated work and break times, and communicating issues that could affect objectives, company policy, safety, or dealership integrity. The position includes inspecting machinery, running diagnostic tests, dismantling components to identify malfunctions, logging maintenance activities, tracking repair times, and preparing reports on system performance and safety regulations. Gettel offers training and career-development opportunities, including Gettel U and the Gettel Edge Program.

Nice To Haves

Interest in automotive work and a desire to develop a career in the industry.

Responsibilities

Produce billable labor on vehicles brought into the service department for service or repair.
Perform routine preventative maintenance, including lubricating, cleaning, and calibrating, and repair or replace faulty parts according to manufacturer specifications.
Maintain a high standard of quality workmanship.
Keep the work area clean in accordance with the Gettel Technician Work Area Responsibilities procedure.
Maintain a high level of cleanliness, grooming, and uniform appearance.
Maintain an acceptable level of self-study training as determined by management.
Accurately flag flat-rate work.
Arrive, take breaks and lunch, and depart at the times designated by management.
Inform management of situations or events that could interfere with established objectives, standards, or company policy.
Inform management of situations or conditions that could jeopardize the safety, welfare, or integrity of the dealership, its employees, or customers.
Inspect machinery, run diagnostic tests, and dismantle components to identify the root cause of malfunctions.
Log maintenance activities, track repair times, and write reports on system performance and safety regulations.