Automotive Service Technician

Here’s what you’ll deliver: Examine all vehicles to determine if additional safety or service work is required.Prepare a complete report on the back of the repair order.Estimate flat rate times for each recommendation. Use supplied flat-rate manuals and the Employer policies as a guide.Obtain parts prices and note availability for each recommendation.Perform all work as outlined on the front of the repair order and as authorized on the back, with efficiency and accuracy, and in accordance with company and factory standards.Order all parts when authorization is received, unless specifically told otherwise.Indicate on the RO that you have done so.Save and tag parts if the job is under warranty or insurance, or if requested by the customer.Road-test vehicles after service any time a wheel is removed, or any time a repair that might affect drivability is performed (. tune-up, valve adjustment, brake work, suspension work, rattle/noise repair, . Straight oil changes or transmission fluid changes are excluded.Ensure that all work performed is thorough, accurate, and completed in a timely fashion.Supervise work of all apprentice technicians or students; report immediately any deficiencies to the Service Manager.Attend factory-sponsored training classes as scheduled by management.Attend dealer-specified training courses as scheduled by management.Keep abreast of all factory technical bulletins.Learn and understand all current and emerging technologies as they apply to automobile service.Maintain a high degree of concentration to prevent “comebacks”.Ensure that customer cars are kept as clean or cleaner than when they arrived, both inside and out.Keep the shop area neat and clean at all times.Clean bay and bench at the end of each shift.Dispose of garbage, recycling, etc. as required.Understand and follow federal, provincial, and local regulations, such as those governing the disposal of hazardous wastes.Other duties as required by management.What do you need to succeed?Automotive Service Technician, fully licensed (310S or higher). One to three years of experience with automotive mechanical operations.Ability to read and comprehend instructions and information.Licensed Class A Technician considered an asset. Must have an Ozone Depletion Prevention (ODP) license. Must have a valid Ontario Driver's License and good driving recordMay be required to work on Saturday as per business needs.Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.Strong diagnostic skills and a willingness to learn.Must be team oriented, hardworking, strong work ethic, punctual with a positive attitude.What’s in it for you?Excellent management support and guidanceOpportunities through our Internal career mobility programAccess to health, dental and vision insuranceTool and Boot AllowanceCompetitive Production BonusDisability, critical illness and life insurance for the unexpectedOur Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) for you and your family's wellnessDiscount on vehicles, service and parts for you and your familyDiscounts to retailers and service providers across the countryFree and engaging employee events Did we mention we love giving back to our communities?***This compensation range will be based on knowledge, experience and bonus earnings***Job Type: Full Time - PermanentSalary: $30 - $35 per hour (flat hourly rate)Performance Auto Group is a leading automotive company in Southern Ontario with over 2000 employees, 23 brands and 44 locations in Brampton, Brantford, Bolton, Grimsby, Mississauga, Orangeville, St. Catharines, Huntsville and Toronto. Performance Auto Group also includes AutoPlanet Direct, Ontario's largest indoor used car showroom.We thank all applicants; however only those contacted for an interview will be considered. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from people with special needs. Accommodations will be provided throughout the selection process as requested.