Professional Auto Detailing in New Jersey
Window Tint Installer
Role Summary
The Window Tint Installer is responsible for preparing and installing window film across sedans, SUVs, trucks, and specialty vehicles. This role requires precise pattern cutting, clean glass prep, and bubble-free, properly cured installs that meet AO Detail’s quality standard on every vehicle.
Responsibilities
- Clean and prep all glass surfaces thoroughly before film application.
- Cut window film using plotter-cut patterns or hand-cutting techniques depending on vehicle and film type.
- Install tint film on sedans, SUVs, trucks, and specialty vehicles to shop quality standards.
- Inspect finished installs for bubbles, dust, lifted edges, or gaps before releasing the vehicle.
- Follow film manufacturer specs (e.g. Ceramic Pro Tint) for VLT levels and legal compliance by state.
- Communicate realistic cure times and care instructions to customers at pickup.
- Maintain and clean plotter, blades, and squeegees between jobs.
- Track film roll usage and notify the shop manager of low stock.
- Glass must pass the cleanliness/prep check before any film is applied.
- Film tint levels must match the customer’s order and comply with state legal limits.
- Blades must be handled and disposed of per shop safety procedure.
- No vehicle is released with visible bubbles, dust, or lifted edges — rework before pickup.
- Work area and tools must be cleaned and organized at the end of each shift.
KPIs / Performance Metrics
- Average install time per vehicle type within shop benchmark.
- Comeback/rework rate due to bubbles or lifting: under 3%.
- Final inspection pass rate on first check: 95%+.
- Film waste/scrap rate kept within monthly material budget.
- Customer satisfaction score on tint jobs: 4.8+ average.