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Are Technician's quitting on you?? Pay is not the only factor in technician loyalty. Discover the key influential assets that Techs are increasingly taking into consideration to stay loyal: https://hubs.la/Q02QLf1_0 #technician #mechanic #servicemechanic #dealership #fixedops #servicelanesoftware #snapon #software
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Why Every Technician Needs a Roll Cart #TechnicianTalk #EfficiencyMatters In the brutal dance of automotive repair, efficiency is the golden ticket. For a Master Technician, every move matters, and that's where the well-equipped roll cart struts into the spotlight alongside the classic toolbox. 🛠️ It's the technician's sleek, mobile arsenal strategically positioned to snatch back precious minutes in the lightning-fast world of repairs. Who'more efficient? A technician with tools neatly organized on a roll cart vs. another doing a marathon to the toolbox. Time is money, and having everything within arm's reach on a rolling cart is like having a VIP pass to the seamless workflow. No more tool scavenger hunts – just focus on the task at hand and conquer the job with efficiency. 💪 #technician Snap-on #fixedops #autorepair #fixedoperations #servicemanager #mechaniclife #technicians #automotiveindustry Christian Lafferty ★ Chris Collins ★
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Experienced Plant Operator & Maintenance Professional | Specializing in Motor Grader, Shovels, Excavator, and Forklift Operations | Ensuring Smooth Operations & Equipment Efficiency
Attention all heavy equipment operators! 🚜 🚧 Unity is the key to our success on the job site. When we work together, synchronized in our actions, amazing things can happen. Think about it - as you expertly maneuver that excavator, the backhoe operator is seamlessly coordinating their movements to assist you. Or when the bulldozer clears the way, the grader operator effortlessly levels the ground. This level of coordination doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of heavy equipment operators who understand the importance of unity. We're a team, working in harmony to get the job done efficiently and safely. So let's celebrate the unity that defines our profession. When we operate in sync, supporting one another's efforts, we elevate our entire industry. Clients see the value we bring, and our reputation for excellence continues to grow. Unity isn't just a nice idea - it's a competitive advantage that sets us apart. So the next time you're on the job site, take a moment to appreciate the Zen-like flow you achieve with your fellow operators. That's the power of unity in action. Who's with me? 💪 #HeavyEquipment #OperatorLife #TeamWork #Unity #ConstructionPride
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Transparency equals trust. With TruVideo, service technicians can show customers exactly what needs to be done on their vehicles. It helps create a bond with customers that service departments never had before. See the proof: https://lnkd.in/eNAy6Fpq #testimonials #transparencyandtrust #serviceindustry
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I-CAR, Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS), and Ducker Carlisle released a white paper that comprises results of a recent Collision Technician Survey. With responses from over 800 technicians, the survey sheds light on job satisfaction, turnover rates, and the crucial role of shop culture. Hint: 74% of techs are satisfied overall, but did you know that a staggering 30-40% turnover is common annually? And, the most commonly cited reason for leaving is bad culture/not feeling valued. While this article is specific to the collision repair sector, the data here is in line with what our industry is experiencing overall. Explore the full report to learn more about what drives technician retention and how to foster a thriving work environment: https://hubs.ly/Q02mNWG80 #CollisionRepair #TechnicianSurvey #IndustryInsights #ShopCulture
Whitepaper: 74% of techs satisfied with career overall, industry sees 30-40% annual turnover
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AHAR, LLC.- ASE, OSHA-30 (07/2024),Climb/Rescue, Rigging, CPR, DOT, (Oct '24 Lewisville Tx)Lift Truck/Boom- Certified...and BA (Cum Laude) in Poli-Sci/ IR
Update: As of Oct 2024, I accepted a risky job with a large and well-known (in the tower/construction industry) company. I deemed it risky because the branch I would be reporting to at least weekly is 100 miles from my home. I agreed to such a feat because 1. I want to climb towers again and 2. it was also agreed I would be gone for an average of week trips. What I didn't know about the company is how terribly disorganized and inconsistent with communications they are. I also was not forewarned I would be subject to non-related filler work when tower work isn't available. So I spent the beginning of my new position doing menial labor install signs on the ground for a business. I was told there was plenty of that type of work while in the crew. I could not justify driving 100 miles one way to do menial labor work since I onboarded exclusively to be a tower technician, of which ai was re-certified via the company's training division. I felt I needed to make a quick executive decision before potentially wasting anymore gas money and time on the road, so I very reluctantly told the branch manager I would turn in my company gear. I am at a stage in life and career where I am very serious about what I set out to do. I am a professional and a technician in two fields- Auto mechanic and cell equipment structures and technology. I am furthermore fervent about responsible, reliable, and integrity in communication. No company is perfect, but there needs to be consistency with communication and organization. To confirm my new lack of trust with them, I found the worst google review number that I have ever seen with any large or small company. I have returned my gear and updated my newly acquired re-certifications...and ready to roll. capt Make it Happen
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We partnered with Hireology to create this new guide, “Attracting and Hiring Top Technician Talent.” Learn how you can fill your dealership’s open roles faster, snag a copy of the guide today!
The Ultimate Automotive Technician Hiring Guide [NEW 2024]
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Opportunity is knocking.
Are you a self-starter who enjoys being challenged with something new every day? Join AutoNation Mobile Service as a Consumer Mobile Technician! The Consumer Mobile Technician is provided a company van and state-of-the-art tools to be able to perform vehicle repairs on-site outside of a traditional shop environment. This position enjoys a 4-day workweek and top hourly pay, including a great benefits package! AutoNation Mobile Service is fast-growing and offers many opportunities to advance your career along the way! Sound like a good fit for your skill set? See all open positions: https://lnkd.in/dE8nTAhU #AutoNationMobileService
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Ever thought about swapping your role in customer service for a more hands-on career, like becoming an electrician? Join me for a chat with Jeffrey Watkin, who made the move from California to Barcelona 8 years ago. He’s gone from customer service to hands-on work, now keeping the lights on—literally—for his clients, as an electrician. We’ll dig into his journey—the hurdles, the motivation behind his career pivot, and how he tackles imposter syndrome and childhood trauma. Plus, we’ll dive deep into staying true to your values, facing the fear of failure, and finding real fulfillment. https://lnkd.in/gbYgH6uP #customerservice #customers #careerchange #careerpivot #careerpodcast #careerdevelopment #careershift #careertransformation #spain #barcelona
Customer service agent to licensed electrician, meet Jeff Watkin
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