Signature Honda | Apprentice Technician | Opened on 10/19/2026 | Pay rate: $22-25 per hour

Job Title: Apprentice Technician
Department: Service
Reports To: Service Manager

Position Summary

The Apprentice Technician works under the supervision of licensed technicians, the Shop Foreman, and Service Management to inspect, diagnose, maintain, and repair customer and dealership vehicles while progressing through their automotive apprenticeship.

The Apprentice Technician is responsible for performing assigned repairs and maintenance in accordance with manufacturer specifications, dealership standards, safety requirements, and applicable automotive industry practices. The position provides an opportunity to develop technical skills, gain practical experience, and progress toward certification as an Automotive Service Technician.

The Apprentice Technician is expected to maintain a strong focus on safety, workmanship, productivity, customer satisfaction, and continuous learning.

Key Responsibilities

1. Vehicle Inspection & Maintenance

- Perform routine maintenance and basic mechanical repairs under appropriate supervision.
- Assist with vehicle inspections and identify potential mechanical or safety concerns.
- Perform oil and filter changes, tire services, brake services, fluid checks, battery services, and other assigned maintenance tasks.
- Inspect vehicle components and systems according to dealership and manufacturer procedures.
- Assist licensed technicians with more complex repairs and diagnostic procedures.

2. Diagnosis & Repair

- Assist in diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and drivability concerns.
- Use appropriate tools, equipment, service information,



and diagnostic equipment.
- Follow repair procedures and technical instructions provided by the manufacturer and dealership.
- Complete assigned repairs accurately and efficiently.
- Report unusual findings, additional repair requirements, or safety concerns to the supervising technician or Service Manager.
- Seek assistance when a repair or diagnostic procedure is beyond current training or authorization.
- Follow manufacturer repair procedures and technical specifications.
- Complete required inspection sheets, repair orders, and documentation accurately.
- Maintain awareness of manufacturer technical service bulletins, recalls, campaigns, and applicable repair procedures.
- Follow dealership policies and Service Department processes.
- Support the dealership's commitment to customer satisfaction and quality workmanship.
- Actively participate in on-the-job training and apprenticeship requirements.
- Develop technical knowledge and practical skills through supervised work.
- Attend required trade-school or apprenticeship training.
- Maintain appropriate apprenticeship documentation and records.
- Work toward completing the requirements necessary for Automotive Service Technician certification.
- Stay current with new automotive technologies, tools, systems,



and repair procedures.

5. Tools & Equipment

- Properly use hand tools, power tools, diagnostic equipment, lifts, tire equipment, and other shop equipment.
- Maintain personal tools and ensure they are in protected working condition.
- Report damaged or malfunctioning shop equipment immediately.
- Use equipment only for its intended purpose and in accordance with manufacturer instructions.
- Keep tools organized and secure.

6. Quality Control

- Complete repairs according to required quality standards.
- Inspect completed work before returning the vehicle to the Service Department.
- Verify that all components, fasteners, fluids, and safety-related items have been properly addressed.
- Immediately report any incomplete, incorrect, or potentially unsafe repair.
- Assist with road tests when authorized and appropriate.

7. Safety & Compliance

- Follow all dealership health and safety policies and procedures.
- Use required personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Follow proper procedures when working with hoists, compressed air, chemicals, batteries, tires, and other potentially hazardous equipment or materials.
- Maintain a clean and safe work area.
- Properly handle, store, and dispose of automotive fluids, chemicals, parts, and waste.
- Immediately report workplace hazards, injuries, incidents, or unsafe conditions to management.
- Comply with applicable occupational health and safety requirements.

8. Shop Cleanliness & Organization

- Maintain a clean, organized, and professional work area.
- Clean and return tools and equipment after use.

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