Lube Technician

Role Overview: The Lube Technician performs essential vehicle maintenance tasks in a hands-on shop environment, including oil changes, tire services, and basic inspections. This entry-level position supports shop operations, promotes safety, and provides foundational skills for career growth in automotive service. Key Responsibilities Perform tire mounting, dismounting, balancing, and rotations.Conduct oil changes, fluid top-offs, and replace filters, batteries, and bulbs.Complete Digital Vehicle Inspections and accurately document repair orders.Identify safety issues, communicate findings, and assist with safety and emission inspections.Maintain cleanliness of customer vehicles, shop, and work areas.Transport parts and supplies as needed, following safety procedures.Collaborate with technicians and service advisors, accept coaching, and participate in ongoing training.Follow safety protocols, use PPE, and report hazards. Qualifications & Skills Dependable, safety-conscious, mechanically inclined, eager to learn.Interest in automotive repair, ability to follow procedures and safety standards.Valid driver’s license and ability to work a flexible schedule.Preferred: high school diploma, technical training, or relevant hands-on experience; ability to obtain state inspector license if required. Growth Opportunities: This role builds foundational shop skills, supporting advancement to roles like Junior Technician, Automotive Technician, and beyond into technical or leadership positions. Work Environment & Physical Demands: Automotive shop setting with exposure to noise, dust, fumes, and varying temperatures. Requires standing, bending, lifting up to 70 pounds, and good vision and communication skills. Accommodations may be provided for disabilities. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply to start building their automotive careers in a supportive environment.