Detailer Specialist, Yellowknife Motors
About the role
An auto detailer's job description includes thoroughly cleaning and restoring the interior and exterior of vehicles using specialized products and equipment. Key duties involve washing, waxing, polishing, and vacuuming, as well as deep-cleaning carpets, seats, and other surfaces to remove stains and grime. Successful detailers possess a high attention to detail and strong customer service skills.
Core responsibilities
- Exterior cleaning: Wash, dry, and wax vehicles, including polishing the paint, cleaning windows, and scrubbing tires and wheels.
- Interior cleaning: Vacuum carpets and upholstery, wipe down and sanitize all surfaces, and remove stains and odors.
- Application of protectants: Apply polishes, waxes, and protective agents to enhance the vehicle's appearance and protect it from damage.
- Restoration: Perform minor cosmetic touch-ups and use tools like buffers and steamers to restore the vehicle's condition.
- Customer service: Communicate with clients to understand their needs, provide service estimates, and ensure satisfaction with the final result.
- Vehicle handling: Safely move vehicles around the lot and ensure they are parked in a secure place.
- Inventory management: Monitor and reorder cleaning supplies and equipment as needed.
Essential skills and qualifications
- Attention to detail: A meticulous eye for spotting and addressing imperfections is crucial.
- Customer service: The ability to communicate professionally with customers and address their concerns is vital.
- Time management: Efficiently completing tasks to meet deadlines is necessary.
- Physical stamina: The role requires being on your feet and performing physical labor for extended periods.
- Knowledge of products and tools: Familiarity with specialized cleaning products, waxes, and tools like buffers and vacuums is required.
- Problem-solving: Ability to assess vehicles and recommend appropriate cleaning and care solutions.
Work environment
- Auto detailers typically work at car washes, auto dealerships, and repair shops.
- They may also work independently or for dedicated detailing companies.
- The work is often performed outdoors in various weather conditions.
Detailer Specialist, Yellowknife Motors
About the role
An auto detailer's job description includes thoroughly cleaning and restoring the interior and exterior of vehicles using specialized products and equipment. Key duties involve washing, waxing, polishing, and vacuuming, as well as deep-cleaning carpets, seats, and other surfaces to remove stains and grime. Successful detailers possess a high attention to detail and strong customer service skills.
Core responsibilities
- Exterior cleaning: Wash, dry, and wax vehicles, including polishing the paint, cleaning windows, and scrubbing tires and wheels.
- Interior cleaning: Vacuum carpets and upholstery, wipe down and sanitize all surfaces, and remove stains and odors.
- Application of protectants: Apply polishes, waxes, and protective agents to enhance the vehicle's appearance and protect it from damage.
- Restoration: Perform minor cosmetic touch-ups and use tools like buffers and steamers to restore the vehicle's condition.
- Customer service: Communicate with clients to understand their needs, provide service estimates, and ensure satisfaction with the final result.
- Vehicle handling: Safely move vehicles around the lot and ensure they are parked in a secure place.
- Inventory management: Monitor and reorder cleaning supplies and equipment as needed.
Essential skills and qualifications
- Attention to detail: A meticulous eye for spotting and addressing imperfections is crucial.
- Customer service: The ability to communicate professionally with customers and address their concerns is vital.
- Time management: Efficiently completing tasks to meet deadlines is necessary.
- Physical stamina: The role requires being on your feet and performing physical labor for extended periods.
- Knowledge of products and tools: Familiarity with specialized cleaning products, waxes, and tools like buffers and vacuums is required.
- Problem-solving: Ability to assess vehicles and recommend appropriate cleaning and care solutions.
Work environment
- Auto detailers typically work at car washes, auto dealerships, and repair shops.
- They may also work independently or for dedicated detailing companies.
- The work is often performed outdoors in various weather conditions.