Dynamic Lead Automotive Technician with extensive experience at Brake Check, specializing in brake systems and vehicle inspections. Proven ability to mentor teams and enhance maintenance procedures while delivering exceptional customer service. Proficient in hydraulic repairs and committed to quality assurance, demonstrating strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Dependable automotive professional with expertise in repairing and maintaining diverse vehicle components and systems. Good troubleshooting and planning abilities with superior work ethic.
Hardworking Automotive Technician with 3+ years of experience in field. Positive and upbeat individual with enthusiasm for work and understanding of good customer service. Motivated to go above and beyond job requirements to satisfy customer needs, help team and meet business objectives.
The role of a Lead Technician/Mechanic involves diagnosing and repairing brake systems, supervising junior technicians, providing mentorship and training to staff, and ensuring adherence to safety standards. Additionally, this position requires collaboration with management to enhance maintenance procedures. As well as greeting customers and manage the point-of-sale computer system while ensuring the cleanliness of facilities, tools, and equipment. Stock shelves and operate vehicles with both automatic and manual transmissions, as well as properly utilize lifting equipment such as jacks, jack stands, and hoists. Perform comprehensive disc or drum brake services, which include hydraulic repairs or replacements, hardware attachment, front-end and suspension work, light drivetrain repairs, wheel bearing services, and anti-lock brake and electrical systems maintenance. All brake services must adhere to the Uniform Inspection and Communication standards, and proper operation and maintenance of the brake lathe are essential. Attend necessary training sessions to stay updated on advancements in automotive brake repair, including new technologies for effective vehicle diagnosis. Maintain proficiency with both traditional and advanced hand tools, conduct thorough cleaning of the entire center, and repair, overhaul, or adjust automobile brake systems. Assess vehicles, prepare repair cost estimates, and obtain customer approval for necessary repairs, including the replacement of defective ball joint suspensions, brake shoes, or wheel bearings.