Installation Technician- StarGard

Essential Functions:

Checks T-Sheet calendar daily for scheduled appointments

Reports to the dealers per assigned schedule

Picks up keys at dealership for the purpose of opening a vehicle for installation

On rare occasions, moves vehicles if parked in a tight space with limited access for installation

Ensures proper installation of program to avoid installation errors

Communicates with dealer management regarding installation schedules

Keeps lot at 100% completion with program installs (All inventory must be completed & installed by Friday of each week)

Communicates to dealer management and home office regarding failed installations

Labels and tracks all vehicles properly

Always maintains a professional appearance and wears company uniform

New Dealer Launches:

Travels to dealers for launch when required

Drives and/or flies to designated launch locations

Maintains a valid Real ID and/or travel passport

Education and Qualification Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent

Valid driver’s license and proof of automobile insurance coverage

Prior experience as a field service technician

Proficient use of the following tools:

Wire Crimper

Wire Stripper

Power Drill

Automotive Multimeter/Voltmeter

Bit Set for Panel Removals

Ability to travel and work according to a changing schedule

Excellent time management skills

Ability to problem-solve

Strong communication skills and ability to convey information clearly and effectively for training purpose

Work Environment and Physical Requirements:

Ability to drive between dealership locations to perform onsite installations and service tasks

Ability to hear and talk, both in person and by phone

Must be able to lift and carry up to 25 lbs. occasionally when transporting tools or materials

Must be able to walk, stand, bend, kneel, crouch, reach with hands and arms, and stand for extended periods during installation work

Ability to perform tasks in awkward or confined spaces, such as under dashboard or inside of trunk, for extended period to access wiring and panels

Manual dexterity and fine motor skills sufficient to handle small components and operate precision hand tools, small wires, and connectors

Ability to use a power drill and bit set for extended periods, which requires moderate grip strength, wrist stability, and upper body strength

Capability to read and operate automotive multimeters/voltmeters, requiring visual acuity and hand-eye coordination safely and accurately

Vision acuity required to include close vision, color vision, distant vision, and the ability to adjust focus

Ability to grasp objects such as a telephone or computer mouse, finger dexterity to use a keyboard, calculator, and standard office equipment

Ability to frequently sit for long periods of time