Your Mechanic On Call

Application

Your full name:

Your phone number

Mailing address:

How many years of professional auto repair experience do you have?

We consider professional experience to be full time in a shop under supervision

How many full-time jobs have you had in the past five years?

How many hours per week are you willing to work?

5 hours

10 hours

15 hours

20 hours

40 hours

60 hours

How far would you be willing to drive to an appointment?

5 miles

10 miles

25 miles

50 miles

I want to work:

Full-time

Part-time

Type of services I can perform:

Repair And Replace Services

Diagnostic Services

Pre-purchase Inspection Services

Oil Change Services

All of above

Screener Questions:

Do you have a valid driver's license in the state you reside?

Are you willing to submit to a background screening during the hiring process?

Do you have your own tools?

Do you have reliable transportation?

Do you have an Android/Apple device or are you willing to get an Android/Apple device?

Tools I can bring during service:

AC Refrigerant Recovery Machine

OBD Scanner Tool

Advanced Scanner Tool

Wheel Bearing Press Tool

All of above

General Skill Level

Apprentice Mechanic:

A mechanic that is learning the automotive trade, that is taking classes in automotive repair, electronics, computer use. Often an apprentice is working under the supervision of a more qualified mechanic. An apprentice mechanic is usually performing basic repair jobs such as oil changes, minor brake work and general services.

Journeyman Mechanic:

A journeyman mechanic is able to work independently of supervision. A journeyman mechanic is able to diagnose vehicle by means of test equipment, and by more traditional methods, including visual inspections and test drives.

Master Mechanic:

A master mechanic is mechanic that has typically been a journeyman mechanic for at least 15 years, with the ability understand, diagnose and repair all systems on a vehicle, including computer and electrical systems. Also, a master mechanic may be one who has achieved ASE Master Certification. ASE defines a master mechanic as mechanic that has taken and passed all A1 through A8 certifications.

Overall Skill Level

A-Tech : Masters Skills and Drivability Diagnostic Skills

B-Tech : Journeyman Skills and Drivability Diagnostic Skills

C-Tech : Journeyman Skills and Basic Diagnostic Skills

Lube-Tech : Apprentice Skills and Non Diagnostic Skills

Diagnostics Skill Level

Basic:

A mechanic with basic abilities is one that can perform maintenance and R&R - Drive belts; Hoses; Brakes; Fluid change; Cooling system; Minor electrical issues, such as Battery, Charging system and Starter; Suspension; Steering, etc.

Drivability:

Basics plus the following - Engine Performance issues; Electrical and Wiring; Fuel System; Ignition system; Emissions; Trouble Codes; Computer Control; ABS; Noises; Turbos, etc.

American Cars= What's your skill levels?

None

A-Tech

B-Tech

C-Tech

Lube-Tech

European Cars= What's your skill levels?

None

A-Tech

B-Tech

C-Tech

Lube-Tech

Asian Cars= What's your skill levels?

None

A-Tech

B-Tech

C-Tech

Lube-Tech

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