Experienced Auto Mechanic with bring in Tools, Pay Profit Shared

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Job Description Job Description We are seeking 1 highly experienced, certified Auto Mechanic to take on a lead role in our repair shop. This is not a standard hourly job — instead, it’s a profit-sharing opportunity, where you’ll earn 30% of the shop’s profits. That means your hard work and skills directly reward you with significantly higher earning potential compared to traditional mechanic positions. If you’re dependable, motivated, and ready to take ownership, this role offers an immediate start and a chance to build a long-term career with strong financial upside. Responsibilities Perform advanced vehicle diagnostics (engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, electrical, etc.) Carry out repairs and full maintenance services (oil, brakes, tires, fluids, etc.) Road-test vehicles to confirm repair quality Keep accurate records of parts, labor, and services Maintain a professional, organized, and safe workspace Lead by example and uphold high standards of workmanship and customer service Requirements MUST have certifications (ASE or equivalent) Minimum 3–5 years of hands-on experience as an auto mechanic/technician Own full professional toolset to independently run shop operations Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills Valid driver’s license Resume preferred (not required), but a phone call and in-person interview are mandatory Available to start immediately — ideally this week Schedule Full-time Monday – Saturday (Sunday off) Shop hours: 10:30 AM – 5 PM Compensation This is a profit-sharing role (30% of shop profits). Income potential is higher than standard hourly pay: Example: If shop profit is $10,000 in a month → mechanic earns $3,000 Example: If shop profit is $50,000 in a month → mechanic earns $15,000 Earnings scale directly with shop performance, ensuring stable, strong pay even if income fluctuates. Why This Role Is Unique Unlike typical mechanic jobs, your income grows with your skills and effort Direct profit share — not just hourly wages A rare opportunity to step into a lead technician role with ownership mindset Join a well-equipped shop with steady customer flow To Apply Please reply with: Your name Years of experience Certifications (proof required) Contact info & availability We’ll follow up with a phone call and schedule an in-person interview right away. Only 1 spot is available — apply today if you’re ready to step into a high-earning, career-changing role.

Required qualifications:

  • MUST have certifications (ASE or equivalent)
  • Minimum 3–5 years of hands-on experience as an auto mechanic/technician
  • Valid driver’s license

Desired qualifications:

  • Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills
  • Own full professional toolset to independently run shop operations
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