Dismantler

About the Role

The Dismantler plays a crucial role in the automotive recycling process by efficiently dismantling vehicles to recover valuable parts and materials. This position requires a keen understanding of vehicle components and systems to ensure that all reusable parts are extracted safely and effectively. The dismantler will also be responsible for sorting and categorizing parts for resale or recycling, contributing to environmental sustainability efforts.

Attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols are essential to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with industry regulations. Ultimately, the work of a Dismantler supports the circular economy by reducing waste and promoting the reuse of automotive components.

Compensation

this position is paid piecework or per vehicle dismantled so the compensation can range from $1600 to more than $2500 biweekly depending on the efficiency of the dismantler. Our experienced dismantlers typically make in excess of $3000 biweekly.

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in vehicle dismantling or automotive repair is preferred. Basic knowledge of automotive systems and components.

Preferred Qualifications

Certification in automotive technology or related field. Experience with inventory management systems. Familiarity with environmental regulations related to vehicle disposal.

Responsibilities

Carefully dismantle vehicles using hand tools and power equipment while adhering to safety guidelines. Identify and remove reusable parts, ensuring they are in good condition for resale or recycling. Sort and categorize dismantled parts for inventory management and efficient processing. Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency.

Document the dismantling process and report any issues or discrepancies to management. Skills: The required skills for this position include mechanical aptitude and the ability to use various hand and power tools safely and effectively. Attention to detail is crucial, as the dismantler must accurately identify and assess the condition of vehicle parts.

Strong organizational skills are necessary for sorting and categorizing parts, which aids in efficient inventory management.

Preferred skills

such as knowledge of environmental regulations enhance the dismantler's ability to operate within legal guidelines and promote sustainable practices. Overall, both required and preferred skills contribute to the dismantler's effectiveness in maximizing the recovery of valuable materials while ensuring a safe and compliant work environment.