Mobile Battery Service Tech - Roadside & Light Repairs

AAANE AAA Northern New England; Washington; On-site; USD 45,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage for medical, dental, V

401(K) saving plans with company match

Pension

Tuition assistance

Floating holidays and PTO

Paid parental leave

Wellness programs

Employee discounts

Job summary

Auto Club Enterprises seeks a Battery Service Driver to deliver battery replacement and light service to AAA members in the field. Responsibilities include safe vehicle handling, on-site repairs, and ensuring equipment readiness per Fleet Operations Manual.

Role requires basic electrical/mechanical knowledge, maps literacy, and a customer-focused demeanor. Eligible candidates will have a GED and a valid license, with DOT physicals every two years and flexibility for travel and shifting

Qualifications

• Must have a High School GED and 4–6 years of automotive maintenance/repair experience.
• Pass pre-employment drug screen, valid driver’s license and background checks.
• DOT physical required every 2 years; flexible to changing member needs and priorities.
• Able to complete daily paperwork including cash transactions and readings from road maps.
• Knowledge of starting/charging and engine/drive train basics; confident in upselling batteries.

Responsibilities

• Provide battery replacement/jump starts, lockout, out of fuel, tire changes and minor repairs as directed.
• Keep assigned equipment in good order and in compliance with manuals and regulations.
• Maintain clean and professional vehicle appearance for members.
• Assist Fleet Operations with general fleet facility housekeeping as needed.

Skills

Customer service

Reading maps

Basic electrical knowledge

Basic mechanical skills

Upsell Batteries

Education

High School GED

Tools

Lock out tools

Towing equipment

Vehicle inspection procedures

Job description

Auto Club Enterprises seeks a Battery Service Driver to deliver battery replacement and light service to AAA members in the field. Responsibilities include safe vehicle handling, on-site repairs, and ensuring equipment readiness per Fleet Operations Manual.

Role requires basic electrical/mechanical knowledge, maps literacy, and a customer-focused demeanor. Eligible candidates will have a GED and a valid license, with DOT physicals every two years and flexibility for travel and shifting