Automotive Service Technician Apprentice

This is not primarily an oil-change, tire-change, and maintenance position.

Our mechanical department supports the collision repair process.

You will learn to look at a damaged vehicle and determine not only what is broken , but why it is damaged, what other components may have been affected, and what needs to be inspected before the vehicle can safely return to the road.

You will gain exposure to:

Collision-related mechanical diagnosis

Modern steering and suspension systems

Vehicle electronics and networked systems

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS)

EV and high-voltage vehicle technology

OEM repair procedures

Structural and mechanical relationships

Pre- and post-repair scanning

Alignment and vehicle geometry

Post-collision quality control

We're looking for someone who is curious and wants to become a highly capable technician.

You should be the type of person who wants to understand why a vehicle pulls after an impact, why an alignment measurement is out of specification, whether a suspension component is bent, why a warning light appeared after a collision, or whether additional damage is hiding behind the obvious repair.

We can provide training and experience.

What we expect from you is effort, attention to detail, accountability, and a genuine willingness to learn.