Airstream Inland Empire is looking for some dynamic RV service technicians who want to work in a growing industry on some of the most iconic trailers in America. Skills in plumbing, carpentry, and aluminum fabrication are definite benefits and skills used throughout the RV industry. RVIA certification is recommended but not required. A successful Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will have strong attention to detail, be self-motivated, and be well-versed in all maintenance and repairs. Camping World will pay to certify individuals not already certified. Plumbing-Carpentry-HVAC-Electrical-Mechanical-RV Service. A successful Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will have strong attention to detail, be self-motivated, and be well-versed in all maintenance and repairs.
The compensation range for this position is $50,000 to $78,000. This position has variable compensation in addition to the range provided Full-time associates are offered a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401k, and more!
Essential Job Functions:

• Provide and document complete diagnostic tests and repair or replacement services to customers
• Perform electrical, plumbing, carpentry, and appliance maintenance
• Track all parts and materials used in repairs or replacements
• Keep supervisor appraised of work progress
• Ensure that the final work product meets quality standards and is inspected by the supervisor or designee
• Maintain a safe and clean work area for customers and coworkers Essential Job Skills:
• Certification from college or technical school in trade field (HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Maintenance, etc.) is certainly helpful but, we also consider applicable work experience
• Minimum of 1-year service technician experience or related fields preferred RVIA certification helpful but not required
• RVIA certification helpful but not required •
• May lift up to 25 lbs and/or move up to 50 lbs. with assistive devices
• Prolonged periods of standing, stooping, crawling, and bending
• Exposure to heights and hazards related to working with electrical and welding equipment
• Environmental conditions include heat, cold, humidity, noise, dust, and wetness

Qualifications

• Someone who is passionate about fixing mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and maintenance problems would be ideal
• A successful Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will have strong attention to detail, be self-motivated, and be well-versed in all maintenance and repairs
• Certification from college or technical school in a trade field (HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Maintenance, etc.) is certainly helpful but, we also consider applicable work experience
• Valid driver's license
• May lift up to 25 lbs and/or move up to 50 lbs

Job-Specific Expectations

• Make 100 % productivity the goal and keep as close to that as possible.
• Use factory specifications as the standard in all repair, service, and customization work.
• Provide excellent customer service for all external and internal customers, specifically offering dependable vehicle service.
• Receive service assignments from the service writer or service manager.
• Have the repair work finished within the allotted time. Set goals, develop skills, and constantly increase efficiency skill level.
• Submit your requested parts as soon as it is determined what is required for a particular job.
• Keep the service writer or service manager informed of any additional work that may be required or of any delays to the estimated completion time as you make those determinations so the customer can receive up-to-date information.
• Aid service writer as needed to write work orders, conduct test rides, interact with the customer, or in any other way you are able to guarantee customer satisfaction.
• Maintain a clean, efficient work area and assist in keeping the shop neat and organized.
• Make sure the proper paperwork is completed and filed after every job completion.
• Keep your technical qualifications current by finishing any required training programs.
• Take care that the vehicle is cleaner when the job is completed than when the customer dropped it off.
• Make each job thorough and complete to reduce return repairs. If the vehicle should be returned for additional work complete it quickly, correctly, and cheerfully.