Automotive Service Technician / Mechanic

Description

Do you have a passion for repairing cars, assisting with providing exceptional guest experiences, and being an innovator in the automotive industry?  At Kendall of Soldotna we are looking for experienced Automotive Technicians to help us redefine the car-servicing experience.

SO…why consider moving to Alaska? It’s known as the Last Frontier! A place where you can actually get lost exploring. A place where the sign, “Gone Fishing” actually means something. A place where ax throwing is actually a competitive sport. A place that will pay you and your family to live here. A place where such legends as Curt Schilling, James Doolittle, Bob Ross and even Wyatt Earp called home. A place where you can hear ‘The Call of the Wild.’ And last, but certainly not least…Hunting. Alaska has lots and lots of hunting. ‘Nuff said!

OK…the nitty-gritty: I’m not going to get too overly specific on location just yet. Let’s just say I’m looking for experienced auto technicians that want to get out of the hustle-and-bustle of whatever metro area you are currently living in, and move to the great blueberry-picking, ax-throwing, clean air (unless there is a forest fire) state of Alaska. YOU are my target audience! So, now that I have your attention, here is what I’m offering:

• A Generous Sign on Bonus to help you move your very robust collection of tools, fishing gear, throwing axes, hunting gear, etc.
• 17 Days Paid Time Off given to Master Certified Techs on Day 1!
• All techs start earning Paid Personal Leave on Day 1!
• An honest flat rate salary of roughly $30-47 per flat rate hour…depending on experience, certifications, etc.
• Monthly efficiency Bonus and yearly production Bonuses.
• Medical, dental, and vision plan options.
• Paid holiday/time off. Because of “The Call of the Wild”, you’re gunna want to be there! (plus, that’s where the blueberries are)
• A 401(k)-retirement plan…because once you live here, you’re going to want to retire here.
• And the list goes on…

Ready to call yourself a Alaskan? Look, I’m not going to say Alaska is all roses and blueberries. After all, it does get cold here, half of the year is sunshine and the other half you need a flashlight to find the sun. But in all seriousness, this is a golden opportunity for the right person. AND, if you are the right person, I want to help make this happen for you