Lube Technicians are the face of a vehicle servicing company, facilitating maintenance and repairs on vehicles for customers as they come into the shop.
A Lube Technician should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Lube Technician should be able to execute:
- Draining the oil from a vehicle and replacing it to manufacturer specifications
- Topping off other fluids, including brake, power steering and windshield wiper fluid
- Inspecting the engine block and underbody for leaks and potential issues
- Checking tire pressure and filling tires with air as needed to manufacturer specifications
- Installing new car parts, such as air filters, oil filters, windshield wipers and batteries
- Lubricating moving parts as necessary, including those in the engine and wheel bearings and ensuring the engine is kept clean throughout servicing
A competitive Lube Technician will have certain skills and qualifications, including:
- An aptitude for mechanical diagnosis and repair
- Demonstrated experience with servicing vehicles
- A valid drivers license and the ability to work legally in the US
- Passing a drug screening and legal background check
- Time management and organizational skills as well as hand-eye coordination
- Effective communication and customer service skills
