
I have been in and out with West Coast Customs, also known as "Pimp my Ride" 2004-2007, throughout my late teenage years until 2019 when I was officially hired. West Coast Customs has helped me learn many automotive trade skills as i was hired as an empty vessel who would eventually learn many skills there as an apprentice. Efficient Driver proficient in detailing inside and outside of 2-3 vehicles per work day. Detail-oriented and well-versed in basic vehicle problems and resolutions. Skilled in fixing minor scratches and chips and using hoses and pumps for washing and rinsing vehicles. Moderate knowledge in auto body preparation and painting, Vinyl wrapping the Exterior and Interior of many different types of Automobiles. I quit because CEO Ryan would lie to me many times about giving me a raise and i was stuck working at a 15/hour wage for two and a half years, I felt as if i had become extremely valuable to the shop whereas the CEO would just shrug off my achievements and disregard them, keep in mind my main tasks were only to be a Parts Driver and Auto Detailer but i learned these skills on my own accord so i wouldn't stand around doing nothing while there was no parts ready for pickup or cars ready for detail.
GPS and route planning
City and non-city driving
Order picking and processing
Automotive detailing
Cleaning agents
Equipment operation
Transportation
Safety and compliance
Materials transport
Fabric treatment
Exterior waxing
Vehicle inspections
Moderate lifting
I make experimental grenade launchers and race go kart racing.
-Chad Utt, General Manager: (562) 208-2205
-Chris Cooley, Accountant: (310) 259-6050
-Lorenzo Strong, Event Coordinator, Sales: (310) 529-0413