$17 / hour (and up, based on experience and efficiency) The Reality of the Role This is a fast-paced, production-focused automotive environment. We dismantle vehicles, inventory high-value reusable components, and process scrap materials efficiently. There are no corporate buzzwords here: you show up on time, handle teardowns and scrap sorting properly, keep the bay organized, and get the job done.
Core Responsibilities Teardown & Retrieval:
Safely remove mechanical, electrical, and body components from vehicles without damaging saleable inventory.
Scrap Aluminum & Core Processing:
Strip, sort, and prep aluminum scrap (heads, blocks, transmission cases, wheels, radiators, and structural components). Cut or remove steel inserts, fasteners, and contamination to ensure clean scrap grades.
Tool Operation:
Utilize your own hand and cordless power tools for general teardown, alongside shop-provided cutting equipment (saws, torches, cut-off wheels) to prep scrap metal quickly.
Inspection & Quality:
Inspect and verify the condition of inventory-bound parts before they move to listing/shelving; identify unrepairable components for immediate scrap sorting.
Shop Upkeep & Material Flow:
Keep scrap bins organized by grade, clear work areas of hazards, and maintain fluid containment to keep the teardown line moving.
Non-Negotiable Requirements Tools:
You must own and bring your own complete set of standard automotive tools (hand tools, cordless impacts, sockets, wrenches). Specialized heavy shop tools, lifts, and metal-cutting equipment are provided.
Automotive & Material Competence:
Working knowledge of vehicle systems and teardown procedures. You know how to extract usable parts cleanly and how to quickly identify and segregate clean aluminum from iron/steel-contaminated material.
Punctuality & Reliability:
The shift starts when scheduled. Unexcused call-outs and consistent tardiness will not be tolerated.
Physical Capability:
Ability to lift up to 75 lbs, operate cutting tools safely, work on your feet for full shifts, and handle dirty shop environments in all seasons. What We Provide Steady, reliable pay on a regular schedule. Clear, direct expectations—no micromanagement as long as teardown numbers and scrap purity are maintained. Dedicated workspace, equipment, and steady volume. How to Apply Send your resume or a brief breakdown of your automotive/scrap experience along with an overview of what tools you currently own. Incomplete applications will not receive a callback. Job descriptions may not include every responsibility or qualification of the position. We are an
Equal Opportunity Employer Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
From $17.00 per hour
Benefits:
Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Application Question(s): Do you have your own tools?