Subaru Level 4 Technician Role (British Columbia)

Subaru Level 4 Technician Role (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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The Jim Pattison Auto Group
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British Columbia

11 Aug

The Jim Pattison Auto Group

British Columbia

Elevate your automotive career as a Level 4 Technician at Jim Pattison Subaru Northshore. Diagnose, service, and repair Subaru vehicles in a modern dealership setting, focusing on safety and quality.

This position is ideal for skilled technicians, whether Level 4 Apprentice or Red Seal certified. You will perform a variety of maintenance and repair tasks, adhering to manufacturer procedures and dealership standards. With ongoing training and exposure to advanced Subaru technology, this role fosters qualified growth and technical skill development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Diagnose and repair Subaru vehicles per manufacturer standards
• Complete maintenance and inspections with attention to detail
• Communicate concerns and recommendations to Service Advisors




• Perform road tests and quality checks on repairs
• Manage warranty parts while collaborating with the Parts Department

Requirements:
• Level 4 Apprentice or Red Seal certification
• Valid BC Driver’s Licence with a clean abstract
• Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills
• Ability to lift 60 pounds and stand for long periods
• Commitment to quality workmanship and teamwork

Join our supportive team and enhance your skills while providing top-notch service at Jim Pattison Subaru Northshore.
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📌 Subaru Level 4 Technician Role (British Columbia)
🏢 The Jim Pattison Auto Group
📍 British Columbia

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