Associates Asset Recovery
Auto Mechanic duties and responsibilities
Auto Mechanics provide repairs and make and record transactions, to keep business fleet of cars, trucks and SUV's on the road. They also keep track of parts, supplies, and tools and order replacements when needed. Other duties and responsibilities for an Auto Mechanic may include:

• Recording maintenance requests and reports of issues like excessive engine noise or poor handling
• Conducting vehicle inspections and reporting any problems
• Using electronic diagnostic equipment to find issues quickly
• Adjusting alignments and suspensions when needed
• Making sure tools and equipment are working well
• Complying with company and government regulations
• Properly disposing of used oil, radiator fluid, worn-out parts, and other components

Auto Mechanic skills and qualifications
Auto Mechanics are polite and professional and can work with minimal supervision. They must be able to drive safely and test-drive vehicles after repairs. They also need to understand the differences between a range of cars, trucks, or SUVs. Auto Mechanics also need to troubleshoot problems and interact with a variety of coworkers. Some top skills and qualifications for Auto Mechanics include:

• Troubleshooting Skills
• Good written and verbal communication skills
• Dexterity and coordination
• Ability to move items like motor oil containers and tires
• Ability to do basic math, read gauges, and understand readouts on diagnostic equipment
• Extensive understanding of repair equipment and how vehicles work
• Familiarity with complex electronic control systems
• Willingness to deal with dirt, dust, oil, gas, and other unpleasant or potentially hazardous substances

Auto Mechanic experience requirements

• Minimum 2 years experience
• ASE certification is a plus but not required

Salary: Negotiable
Benefits Package -

• Health Insurance
• Life and Disability Insurance (provided by company)
• Additional Life Insurance
• Dental and Vision
• 401K
• Critical Illness Insurance