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Car Detailer
Auto Trim Design - Billings, MT
AUTO TRIM DESIGN CAR DETAILER BILLINGS, Montana Apply Now Auto Trim Design has an immediate need for a Car Detailer to transform dirty vehicles into shiny, clean vehicles that will make their...
3 days ago
Auto Detailer
Auto Auction Of Montana - Billings, MT
Job Information Auto Auction of Montana Auto Detailer in Billings, Montana Auto detailer needed for auto auction in Billings, MT. Medical, dental, vision, vacation, and 401K benefits offered...
30+ days ago

Demographic Data for Billings, MT

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Salary for Auto Detailer Jobs in Billings, MT

This is the average annual salary for Auto Detailer jobs in Billings, MT as reported by the BLS.

$25,740

Top Hiring Companies

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Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Auto Detailer positions.

Highest Education Level

Auto Detailers in Billings, MT offer the following education background
  • High School or GED (49.5%)
  • Vocational or Certification (18.4%)
  • Associate's Degree (12.3%)
  • Bachelor's Degree (11.5%)
  • Some College (3.2%)
  • Some High School (2.7%)
  • Master's Degree (2.2%)
  • Doctorate Degree (0.3%)

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Auto Detailers in Billings, MT
  • Less than 1 year (38.9%)
  • None (33.9%)
  • 1-2 years (13.5%)
  • 10+ years (6.9%)
  • 2-4 years (3.8%)
  • 4-6 years (3.1%)

Qualifications / Skill Sets

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