Auto Detailer Jobs in Clarksville, TN
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Detail Technician/Fleet Washer/Truck Washer/Auto Detailer
- Clarksville, TN
- 2 days ago
Detail Technician/Fleet Washer/Truck Washer/Auto Detailer
- Fort Campbell, KY (12 miles from Clarksville, TN)
- 2 days ago
Demographic Data for Clarksville, TN
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Licensing / Certification
Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Auto Detailer positions.
Highest Education Level
- High School or GED (48.7%)
- Vocational Degree or Certification (18.7%)
- Associate's Degree (12.4%)
- Bachelor's Degree (11.9%)
- Some College (3.0%)
- Some High School (2.7%)
- Master's Degree (2.3%)
- Doctorate Degree (0.3%)
Average Work Experience
- 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
The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Auto Detailer position
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- Auto Sales
- Automotive Maintenance
- Automotive Repair
- Automotive Sales
- Automotive Service Management
- Background Checks
- Buffing
- Communication Skills
- Computer Skills
- Customer Relations
- Customer Satisfaction
- Customer Service
- Driving
- Drug Testing
- Electrical
- Employee Retention
- Finance
- Friendliness
- General Repair
- High School Diploma
- Inspections
- Installation
- Inventory Management
- Leadership
- Management
- Military Background
- Oil Changing
- Organization
- Painting
- Policy Administration
- Quality Control Inspection
- Reimbursement
- Retail
- Sales
- Sanding
- Scheduling
- Service Advising
- Specifications
- Staff Supervision
- Suspensions
- Teamwork
- Training and Development
- Welding
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