Overview

The Ford-Lincoln Technician Careers Program is designed to promote hiring technicians with three or more years of professional automotive experience. The primary goal of this initiative is to recruit and train candidates to become brand-certified Ford-Lincoln Automotive Service Technicians. Selection for the program is highly competitive in keeping with the tradition of professionalism found in the Ford-Lincoln brand. Candidates must meet the requisite qualifications, experience, and capability requirements and be willing to attend a four-week in-resident instruction and certification course upon hiring.

Pay: $30,000-$60,000 Annually (starting salary based on experience, education, location, and other factors)

Responsibilities

Responsibilities of the Automotive Technician:

The Ford-Lincoln Automotive Service Technician core job description (After formal training & OJT):

* Performing assigned work as outlined on repair orders with efficiency and accuracy, in accordance with dealership and factory standards.
* Diagnosing the cause of malfunctions and performing repairs, if authorized by Service Consultants (for customers).
* Coordinating with the Parts Department to ensure the availability of parts.
* Saving and tagging parts if under warranty or requested by Service Consultants (for customers).
* Examining the vehicle to determine if additional safety or service work is required.
* Notifying Service Consultants if additional work is needed or if repairs/work cannot be completed within the time promised.
* Documenting work performed as directed by Service Consultants.
* Road testing vehicles to ensure the quality of repair and ensuring vehicles remain clean.
* Keeping abreast of factory technical bulletins and attending factory-sponsored training classes.
* Keeping the shop area neat and clean and remaining accountable for all tools used.
* Understanding and complying with federal, state, and local regulations, such as safety requirements, hazardous waste disposal, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and other policies, procedures, and programs as required.
* Wear appropriate PPE, including safety glasses. Maintaining safety awareness at all times.
* The Service Technician must work closely with others or independently if needed.
* Dealership uniforms are required.

Qualifications

Qualifications for the Automotive Technician:

* Military Veterans with a maintenance-related career, technician, or mechanic experience wanting to continue or begin a career as an Automotive / Maintenance Technician must have the ability to pass the following pre-employment screening requirements with the hiring dealership (drug screening, credit score, motor vehicle record report, and a background investigation)
* Military Veterans with a maintenance-related career, technician, or mechanic experience must meet the following qualifications:
* An Honorable Discharge from the United States Military and the ability to provide proof of service and discharge if applicable.
* Formal military schooling in a technical field such as mechanical, power generation, aviation maintenance, electrical, electronics, hydraulic systems, or other parallel technical specialized skills; Must be able to provide proof of technical training and job designation.

OR

* Completion of an Automotive Technology certificate or degree program from an accredited Vocational School or College.

Andy Crespo

U.S Army (RET)

Automotive Technician Recruiter

Industry Management Services

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