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Lead Automotive Technician – Flexible Hours & Foreman Opportunity

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Do you want to work somewhere that respects your experience, supports your growth, and doesn’t burn you out?

We are a reputable auto repair shop in Houston, TX that has been around for 25 years, working on all makes and models. Our team is tight, efficient, and drama‑free. We check every car thoroughly, support one another, and take pride in doing things right—without the high‑pressure chaos of the big chains. We’re looking for a Lead technician and/or a Foreman to diagnose cars, coach and guide junior techs, and keep customers safe and rolling. Whether you’re looking for your forever shop or your next big step, we’d love to meet you.

Benefits For Automotive Technician Guaranteed weekly hours (30+ hours flat‑rate minimum) Flexible 5‑day schedule (M–Sat shop hours, but you pick your 5) If you want to be a high‑producing lead tech or a Foreman focused on diagnostics and assisting other techs – we have a position for you. Low‑stress, focused work environment – no pressure cooker Paid Holidays Paid Vacation Health Insurance stipend Well‑equipped shop (6 lifts, well maintained equipment) Paid training A place you can call home. Qualifications Of Automotive Technician

A technical leader with a strong positive attitude, strong mechanical and electrical aptitudes, and a valid Driver’s License.

Seniority level

Mid‑Senior level

Employment type

Full‑time

Job function

Management and Manufacturing

Industries

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

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