What are the responsibilities and job description for the ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION APPLICATOR / RECONDITIONING TECH position at Laurel Auto Group?
LAUREL FORD IS HIRING AN ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION APPLICATOR / RECONDITIONING TECH
Job Title: Environmental protection applicator /Reconditioning Tech
Summary
An environmental protection applicator job description typically refers to a worker responsible for applying a protective undercoat layer to a surface and / or an inner body liquid protection product, usually on vehicles, to prevent rust and corrosion, often involving thorough surface preparation, applying a specialized undercoating material with spray guns or other application methods, and ensuring even coverage according to industry standards; essentially, their primary task is to apply the initial layer of coating beneath the final finish coat. In addition to rust protection products, topical surface paint protection products may be applied as a part of this job description. Bonus pay structure.
A reconditioning tech will prepare new and used cars for delivery and the sales lot.
Essential Duties Environmental protection applicator
• Surface preparation: Thoroughly cleaning and sanding vehicle chassis and undercarriage areas to remove dirt, rust, and debris to ensure proper adhesion of the undercoating.
• Masking: Applying protective masking tape to sensitive areas to prevent overspray.
• Material selection: Choosing the appropriate undercoating material based on the vehicle type and environmental conditions.
• Application: Using spray guns or other application tools to evenly apply the undercoating material to the prepared surfaces.
• Quality control: Inspecting the applied undercoat for consistency, thickness, and coverage to meet quality standards.
• Clean up: Maintaining a clean work area and properly disposing of hazardous materials.
• All OSHA required PPE will be worn at all times of performing this job.
• Train with distributor twice a month to maintain proficiency
• Communicate with management with completed assignments, schedule changes, and any equipment issue timely.
• Other tasks assigned as needed.
Essential Duties Reconditioning
• Washes vehicle exterior, cleans interior and exterior windows and wipes down doorjambs.
• Vacuums interior of vehicles to remove loose dirt and debris.
• Cleans out all cup holders, console, cleans dashboard, seats and carpet.
• Run defroster to make sure no dust comes out of vents.
• Cleans upholstery, rugs and other surfaces, using appropriate cleaning agents, applicators and cleaning devices.
• Applies revitalizers and preservation agents to interior vinyl or leather surfaces and treats fabrics with spot- and stain-resistant chemicals.
• Cleans engine and engine compartment with steam-cleaning equipment and various cleaning agents if necessary.
• Applies special-purpose cleaners to remove foreign materials which normal cleaning procedures do not remove, utilizing experience and judgment and following product manufacturer's recommendations.
• Restores appearance of engine area, rugs and upholstery and painted surfaces. Uses touch-up paint, and other appropriate materials.
• Uses proper eye, hand and body protection when using products that require protection.
• Applies dressing on tires and tire wells.
• Keeps work area neat and clean.
• Reports any problems with the repair to direct supervisor.
• Operates all tools and equipment in a safe manner.
• Reports any safety issues immediately to management.
• Other tasks as assigned.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
• Valid Driver's License
Physical Demands
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Ability to sit or stand for prolonged periods of time
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks: manual dexterity
• Lifting 25 lbs. as needed
• Lifting over 50 lbs. as needed
• Ability to walk long distances
• Reaching and/or lifting overhead
• Perform physical activities that require moving one’s whole body, such as in climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, kneeling, bending and twisting, where the activities often also require considerable use of the arms and legs, such as in the physical handling of automotive parts.
