AAA Auto Tech I Salary in the United States

We call our club's vision, mission, values, and supporting pillars "Our House" because they are the foundation for all that we do.  We're working to transform AAA for the next century with a mission to create Members for life by unleashing the innovative spirit of our Team Members.

At AAA, our Team Members strive to deliver amazing service and help our Members outsmart life’s roadblocks. We believe everything you do outside of work adds to who you are at work. We're working to transform AAA for the next century with a mission to create Members for life by unleashing the innovative spirit of our Team Members.

Why Work For Us?

• Great Pay - with the opportunity for increases when performance skill blocks are achieved

• Training – You’ll attend a thorough, comprehensive, training program

• Benefits – Medical, Dental, Vision, wellness program and more!

• 401k Matching – $1 for $1 company match up to 6% of pay

• Annual Incentive Plan – Eligibility to participate in AAA NCNU annual bonus plan

• Paid Time Off – Team Members accrue paid time off monthly with an additional 24 hours per year earmarked for volunteer activities

• Collaborative Environment – AAA will value your contribution to providing exceptional service to our members

Summary  

Essential Functions

• Performs routine vehicle inspections, oil changes, other fluids services (brake fluid, coolant, transmission, etc.), flat tire repair, tire dismounting/mounting/balancing and other maintenance-related services.
• Interprets and completes work orders and related documentation assigned by shop manager.
• Documents include, but are not limited to, parts requisitions, diagnostics reports, inspection forms and recommendations.
• Assists other technicians as assigned.
• Maintains clean and orderly work area. Returns shop supplied equipment to proper locations, ready for other technicians to use.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities 

• Clear and proficient verbal and written communication even under pressure.

• Common knowledge of vehicle components and the common reasons for vehicle failure.

Education & Experience/Licenses & Certification

• High school diploma or equivalent

• Automotive trade school certification or equivalent experience

• 0 – 2 years Experience in inspecting and repairing cars and light trucks

• ASE certification or equivalent knowledge in areas of repair responsibility

• California Smog License Valid Automobile Operator’s License