Licensed Technician at OpenRoad Toyota (British Columbia)

Licensed Technician at OpenRoad Toyota (British Columbia)

04 Aug
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OpenRoad Auto Group
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British Columbia

04 Aug

OpenRoad Auto Group

British Columbia

Elevate your automotive career as a Licensed Technician at OpenRoad Toyota Port Moody. This full time role demands strong diagnostic skills and offers diverse training opportunities.

Join our vibrant team at OpenRoad Toyota, recognized as one of Canada's Best Employers. As a Licensed Technician, you will perform repairs efficiently, ensure compliance with factory standards, and maintain high customer satisfaction. You'll work closely with parts departments and may oversee apprentice technicians, contributing to a collaborative team environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform repairs as per order efficiently and accurately
• Communicate with parts department for necessary components
• Road-test vehicles to ensure quality of completed work




• Supervise the work of apprentice technicians assigned
• Maintain a clean and hazard-free shop area

Requirements:
• Fully licensed Technician with strong automotive knowledge
• Excellent diagnostic and problem-solving skills
• Valid Canadian driver’s license with a clean abstract
• Commitment to high-quality work and continuous learning
• Ability to follow company safety policies and procedures

Bring your diagnostic expertise and technician skills to enhance customer experience at OpenRoad Toyota.
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📌 Licensed Technician at OpenRoad Toyota (British Columbia)
🏢 OpenRoad Auto Group
📍 British Columbia

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