Automotive Technicians Wanted


Modern automotive technicians, or car mechanics want the same thing:

·         Training in hybrid, EV, and ADAS (Advanced Drive Assistance.)
·         Clear Career Paths
·         Flexible Work Hours
·         Clean, organized, and well-lit work spaces
·         Opportunity
·         Respect
·         Ability to make their own health care decisions

Do automotive technicians want re-imbursement for ASE tests, paid vacation, Monday through Friday work schedules and high pay? We kind of think that they want that, too.

The average technician pay in the St. Louis area, according to job sites like Indeed and Zip Recruiter is about $21 per hour. We guess that this is why so many shops are having a hard time recruiting average technicians. Sant Automotive wants great technicians who are excited to come into work on Monday and go home on Friday knowing that they are doing their best to give the best value to our customers while providing for their families both now and in the future.

Sant Automotive offers:

·         Paid Training
·         Short Term Disability
·         Life Insurance
·         Flexible Work Hours
·         Top Pay
·         Production Bonuses
·         Tool Allowance
·         More

What do we mean by “more?” We’re not sure, but you can probably use the company boat.*

If you are interested in a career at in the automotive repair industry, give Sant Automotive a call at 314-849-2900. We are currently hiring for two positions: A tech and GS. If you are looking for one of these roles, or anything in between, really. Call us. To fill out an application, click here.



Location: 8720 Watson Rd, St. Louis, MO 63119, USA

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