Automotive ADAS Calibration Technician - Seattle, United States - Caliber Collision

Description

Protech Calibration Technicians are in charge of carrying out a broad range of Advanced Driver Assistance System Calibrations following OE specifications and repair standards.

Initial training is provided by Protech along with a dedicated virtual support team and continuous education on new vehicle technology. This role is situated at a static calibration station.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Customer service oriented, skilled at building relationships and ensuring operational consistency
• Conduct static and dynamic ADAS Calibrations on foreign, domestic, and EV (electric) vehicles
• Troubleshoot complex calibration repairs
• Test drive vehicles post-repairs
• Clearly explain ADAS calibration specifications and repair planning requirements to collision repair center staff, insurance adjusters, and customers
• Basic understanding of removing and installing vehicle parts such as Bumper, trim panels, mirrors
• Carry out pre and post scans with OE or aftermarket tools, and effectively communicate outcomes
• Post completion of training, must be capable of performing static and dynamic calibrations adhering to OE specifications
• Coordinate with the field team to ensure efficiency and productivity
• Maintain a well-organized workspace
• Ensure immediate completion of tooling software updates
• Accountable for assigned inventory including vehicles, mobile devices, laptops, OE scan tools, VCI, and other provided equipment
• Engage in virtual (online) training sessions
• Complete designated training programs and certifications
• Foster and maintain strong customer relationships in line with company purpose and core values

• Prior automotive repair experience preferred
• Trade school background advantageous
• ASE or I-CAR certifications beneficial
• Successful completion of Protech ADAS Calibration Training
• Knowledge of technology and basic software applications
• Ability to grasp Aftermarket and OEM diagnostic scan tools and factory software
• Ability to learn and interpret collision repair processes and terminology
• Proficiency in using computers, mobile devices, and related technology efficiently
• Occasional travel required for ongoing education and certification training
• Self-motivated, positive demeanor, with a customer-centric approach

• Minimum age of 21 years
• Possession of a valid driver's license and ability to pass MVR check
• Successful background check clearance
• Capability to independently lift 60 pounds
• Willingness to travel for continuous education and certification training
• Ability to stand for extended periods with frequent stretching, reaching, walking, and stooping
• Frequent driving of company and customer vehicles
• Expected extensive travel within the designated area
• Exposure to fumes, dust, and chemicals may occur
• Ability to work in a shop environment under inclement weather conditions
• Mandatory use of PPE including facial covering, eye protection, and gloves