Chastang Enterprises

Entry-Level Automotive Technician

Chastang Ford - Houston, TX - Full Time

CHASTANG JOB AD – ENTRY-LEVEL AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

ENTRY-LEVEL AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN :

Our Service Team members earn what they are worth, never run out of work, serve a rapidly growing client base and market area, and are part of a talented team with a prime focus on Commercial Fleet Repair.

If you're a top-notch performer and looking to upgrade your career and find job satisfaction, then we’d like to recruit you for our team.

THE COMPANY:

Chastang Ford is the Ford Truck Experts and our primary market is serving Commercial Fleets.  The Chastang Family has been involved in the automotive industry since 1933.  Our focus is building a team atmosphere where our employees, customers, and community drive each decision we make.  We have a dealership that is a great place to grow, achieve and work.

  • Transparency with employees and management
  • Freedom to make decisions
  • Work-life balance
  • Financial investment in future growth and facilities

THE POSITION:

We’re looking for an Entry Level Automotive Service Technician that wants to start a career in the Automotive field.   

  • Technical school graduate
  • Asset or Fact Certified
  • Ambitious
  • Hiring for all skill areas from AC to electrical and diesel and gas engines to transmissions.

THE LOCATION:

Chastang Ford is located near the center of Houston, Texas, on the North East corner of Loop 610.

WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY:

  • You and your family deserve more than just a paycheck.
  • You should be able to enjoy your job, enjoy your coworkers, and feel like you are making a difference.
  • Great service team with experienced advisors and shop foreman
  • Top-of-market compensation and benefits
  • Paid training
  • More interesting work than you can shake a stick at

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