Detailing Specialist at Trotman Auto Group (British Columbia)

Detailing Specialist at Trotman Auto Group (British Columbia)

17 Sep
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Trotman Auto Group - Shared Services
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British Columbia

17 Sep

Trotman Auto Group - Shared Services

British Columbia

Take your skills further as a Detailing Specialist with Abbotsford Mazda, a proud member of the Trotman Auto Group. Your commitment to quality and detail will shine in a dynamic full-time role.

We are seeking an Automotive Detailer who prides themselves on their work and has a genuine passion for vehicles. In this role, you will ensure every vehicle looks its best, making a significant impact on customer satisfaction. Join a supportive team workplace dedicated to excellence.

Key Responsibilities:
• Execute thorough interior and exterior vehicle detailing
• Ensure vehicles are ready and presentable for customers
• Operate professional detailing tools and equipment
• Maintain a clean and safe working environment




• Collaborate with Sales and Service teams for timely vehicle readiness

Requirements:
• Detail-oriented with quality craftsmanship mindset
• Valid BC Class 5 driver's licence and clean record
• Comfortable in fast-paced, outdoor settings
• Reliable, motivated, and team-oriented
• Able to handle manual and automatic transmissions

Become an integral part of the Abbotsford Mazda team as a Detailing Specialist and contribute to exceptional customer experiences.
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📌 Detailing Specialist at Trotman Auto Group (British Columbia)
🏢 Trotman Auto Group - Shared Services
📍 British Columbia

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