labrador city, nl lube technician Jobs – 1 Openings This Week

Lube Technician
Carol Automobile —Labrador City, NL
- Heavy lifting
- High school diploma or GED
- Mechanical knowledge

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Carol Automobile is currently looking for a Lube Technician to complete its team.

Responsibilities:

Lubricate all moving vehicle parts with specified lubricants.
Operate hand or compressed air powered grease gun to inject grease into units (springs, universal joints and steering knuckles).
Use spray gun to spray leaf springs with lubricant.
Inspect fluid levels of steering gear, power steering reservoir, transmission, differential, shackles and rear axle housings.
Drain oil from crankcase and replenish with required amount.
Replace air and oil filters.
Add water to radiator and battery.
Check and adjust pressure of tires.
Rotate, repair and replace tires, when necessary.
Follow all company and manufacturer policies, directives and procedures.
Comply with required health and safety regulations.
Perform any other duties as required.

Performance Criteria:

Qualifications, Skill & Effort:

Working Conditions:

Routinely manage deadlines.
Routinely stand for prolonged periods.
Routinely work with loud noise.
Occasionally work outside of regular work hours.
Frequent work in an uncomfortable environment with possible risk of injury.
Work environment necessitates proper personal protective equipment in keeping with health & safety requirements.