Posted 3 months ago
Lube Technician
CanadaOn-siteFull-time
AI Summary
Performs basic automotive maintenance such as oil and filter changes, tire checks, fluid top-offs, lubrication, tire rotations, wiper blade replacement, and light battery work. Requires good dexterity, prolonged standing and bending, and strict attention to safety in a garage environment.
About this role
An automotive lube tech's job description includes doing basic car maintenance work and small repairs.
Rather than handling complex issues, a lube tech performs oil and filter changes, checks that tires are inflated correctly, replenishes vehicle fluids and lubricates joints and fittings as needed.
Other lube tech duties can include cleaning a vehicle's interior, replacing wiper blades, installing car batteries and performing tire rotations. This work requires good dexterity to use tools and requires a lot of standing and bending to work on vehicles.
The garage environment presents risks that can lead to cuts, strains, and other injuries, so attention to detail and a focus on safety are crucial for lube techs.
Minimum Candidate Qualifications
Skills
Automotive LubricationBasic Vehicle MaintenanceBattery InstallationFluid ReplenishmentHand ToolsOil And Filter ChangesTire Pressure Checks And RotationsWiper Blade Replacement
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