Oil Change Technician

Job Summary

The Oil Change Technician provides fast, friendly, and accurate preventive maintenance services for customer vehicles. This entry-level role focuses on vehicle lubrication, fluid inspections, and replacing minor wear-and-tear components while delivering exceptional customer service.

Key Responsibilities

Oil & Filter Services: Drain motor oil, remove and replace oil filters, and refill engines to factory specifications. Fluid Maintenance: Inspect, top off, or flush automotive fluids including windshield washer, transmission, power steering, brake, and coolant fluids. Tire & Wheel Care: Check tire pressure, inflate tires to recommended PSI, and perform tire rotations as needed.

Minor Replacements: Install new wiper blades, air filters, cabin filters, and car batteries. Vehicle Inspections: Conduct multi-point courtesy inspections and report any visible leaks, wear, or mechanical issues to senior mechanics or service advisors. Customer Service: Greet customers, help explain recommended maintenance services, and process work orders or payments.

[ 1 ] Shop Upkeep: Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work bay, properly store and dispose of used oil and filters, and restock floor inventory. [ 1 ] Qualifications & Requirements: Experience: No prior professional automotive experience required; on-the-job training is provided. Basic mechanical aptitude is a plus.

Education

High school diploma or GED preferred. License: Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. Skills: Basic reading, writing, and math skills; ability to communicate clearly with customers and team members. Physical Demands & Work Environment: Must be able to stand, walk, bend, stoop, and twist for extended periods.

Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds. Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, which may include working in a service pit, under vehicle lifts, or in varying weather/shop conditions. Adherence to all safety rules, including wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).