Summary |
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The Automotive Service Installer works in a fast-paced Automotive Service Centre environment. Key responsibilities include oil and lube service, tire installation, tire rotation and balancing and light vehicle maintenance and repairs. Communication skills and a good, working knowledge of most automobiles and light trucks are essential to succeed in this position. The Service Installer builds customer loyalty and retention through trust, workmanship and reputation. |
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Responsibilities and Tasks |
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Customer Service · Provides an excellent customer experience by ensuring an ongoing commitment to the needs of the customer and their vehicle. · Performs customer vehicle maintenance and repairs, as requested. · Shares ideas and suggestions to improve the customer experience in the Automotive Service Centre. · Draws attention to additional work required on customer’s vehicle. · Assists in explaining procedures and repairs and any additional required maintenance work to customers, in an effort to attain a trusting relationship and long-term retention. · Liaises with Service Manager/Service Advisors/Licensed Automobile Technicians and Back Parts Window Associate in order to ensure a smooth flow of communication during repairs or maintenance work and that all commitments are achieved. · Provides accurate estimates and written vehicle reports for all work performed. Performs tasks in compliance with industry flat rate time allowances. · Provides quality workmanship to meet or exceed industry standards. · Ensures that an unsafe vehicle is reported to management and vehicle owner. · Ensures vehicles are kept clean and free of damage by using seat covers and floor mats. · Retains used parts for the customer on request. Operations · Performs lube, oil and filter changes. · Removes, installs, rotates and balances tires. · Performs minor repairs, maintenance, inspections and basic tune ups that do not require the presence of a Licensed Automobile Technician. · Administers drive clean emission tests (only in specific provinces). · Performs Registered Imported Vehicles (RIV) inspections. · Services transmission. · Maintains neatness/cleanliness of bays through regular inspections. · Maintains company and personally-owned equipment and tools, as required. · Is respectful of all shop tools and equipment. · Participates in meetings and all training as required and listens to feedback to improve their own abilities. · Complies with company, store and Automotive Service Centre policies. · Abides by all health and safety programs and regulations. Reports any observed or potential hazards immediately. · Uses professional language and maintains a professional appearance (e.g., uniform, hygiene, grooming and name tag) when interacting with others. · Completes other tasks, as required. |
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Requirements |
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· Knowledge of current automobile technology. · Valid driver’s licence for province of employment. · Experience in a similar role, in a Canadian Tire Automotive Service Centre, is considered an asset. · Ability to work effectively with computerized systems. · Good working knowledge of CoStar is considered an asset. · Basic math skills. |
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Required Skills and Abilities |
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Successful candidates will demonstrate the following competencies: · Strong orientation towards customer service excellence. · Strong belief in the Canadian Tire Values of honesty, integrity, and respect. · Ability to serve customers in a professional manner and to inspire their confidence and trust. · Results-oriented individual who completes tasks according to instructions and demonstrates responsibility for outcomes. · Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment. · Ability to work in a team environment that provides assistance and support to co-workers to achieve common goals. · Aptitude for building and maintaining interpersonal relations, both with customers and coworkers. · Ability to plan and organize daily tasks. · Effective written and oral communication skills. · Ability to adapt and cope with challenging and changing situations. |
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Potential Career Opportunities |
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· Next levels: Apprenticeship Program, Licensed Automotive Technician, Service Advisor and Service Manager. · Other automotive opportunities in a large network of more than 485 Canadian Tire Automotive Service Centres across the country. · Career opportunities across the larger Canadian Tire family (Canadian Tire Petroleum, PartSource, Mark’s, FGL Sports Ltd, Canadian Tire Corporation Limited and Canadian Tire Financial Services). |
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Physical Demands and Working Conditions |
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In compliance with the store’s Health and Safety Policies and Procedures: · Standing/walking for 8 hours. · Lifting and/or carrying of merchandise items, as required, on a regular, frequent and unassisted basis. Merchandise item may vary in weight from “light” to “heavy”. · Lifting and turning repeatedly throughout the shift. Lifting above the shoulder, from floor to shoulder and floor to waist. · Going up and down a ladder while carrying merchandise. · Walking and carrying things at the same time and pushing/pulling, as required. · Twisting, turning, reaching and working above shoulder level. |
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