Repair Specialist (Newton)
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American provider of vehicle glass repair, replacement, and calibration services and insurance claims management
overview
The Repair Specialist, which we hire year-round and seasonally, performs vehicle glass repairs whenever a glass replacement is not required. Our paid, formal training program teaches everything needed to complete these specialized repairs, regardless of any prior mechanical experience. What You’ll Get • Competitive weekly pay: earn up to $14hr • This position will receive a $2/hour pay enhancement from today-August 28, 2021 • Paid time off, holidays, paid volunteer days and a belief in work-life balance • 401(k) plan with company matching to build your nest-egg • Up to $5,250 annually in tuition reimbursement • Paid training and all the tools and resources you’ll need to be successful What You’ll Do • Learn to repair vehicle glass (in the classroom and hands on) under the guidance of experienced technicians. • Repair chips, cracks and other auto glass related issues on customer vehicles. • Manage work orders, customer documentation and customer communication through Mobile Resource Management (MRM) technology. • Clean customer vehicle during wait/idle time during the repair process as well as perform additional housekeeping tasks in company vehicle and shop. • Safely and professionally operate a company fleet vehicle to and from customer locations. • All other duties as assigned. What You’ll Need • High School Diploma/GED/Equivalent required. • Valid state-issued driver’s license required. • On-the-job training • The ability to operate a van, following all safety, cleanliness policies, traffic laws, and maintain a safe driving record. • Flexibility with hours and days trained/worked, as workloads fluctuate. • Comfort working outside in a variety of weather conditions. • Present a professional appearance and wear personal protective equipment. • Physical requirements: lifting and carrying up to 75 lbs. for short periods, working at elevated heights, remaining on your feet for extended periods.