XPEL
Support Technician
Greer, SC
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About the role
- This role ensures that vehicles are ready for installation and contributes to the maintenance of a safe, organized shop environment.
- Conduct comprehensive washing and cleaning of vehicles to eliminate dirt, debris, and other contaminants in preparation for XPEL product application.
- Utilize clay bars and related methods for decontaminating vehicle surfaces, ensuring an ultra-smooth finish suitable for protective film installation.
Responsibilities
- The Support Technician I is responsible for preparing vehicles for the application of XPEL protection products by performing thorough cleaning and decontamination.
- The Support Technician I works closely with application specialists to support efficient, high-quality installations and uphold the standards of XPEL.
Skills
- Assist application specialists with setup procedures and operational tasks to facilitate efficient workflow and quality outcomes.
- Removal of automotive film s (PPF, tint, vinyl)
- Port vehicles to and from location s.
- Assist staff with weeding PPF and tint.
- Keep installers supplied with clean towels, full install bottles and a clean installation bay.
- O ther Dut ies as assigne d.
Equal opportunity
- XPEL is an equal opportunity employer.
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