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Want a challenging, rewarding career in the automotive and truck industry? Opportunities abound!

Did you know?

• Technical workers comprise one-fifth of all employment!
• According to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, automotive repair services is the 5th fastest growing industry in the state!
• In Wisconsin in 1999, the average auto service technician or mechanic earned $13.62 per hour. The average auto body and related repairer earned $16.71 per hour.

Jobs and Titles

The possibilities are almost endless. Look at all the career options available in the automotive and truck industry!

• Automotive and/or Heavy-Duty Truck Technician
• Auto Body/Collision Technician
• Detailer
• Service Advisor/Writer
• Service Dispatcher
• Service Manager
• Parts Counter Person
• Parts Manager
• Automotive Salesperson
• Customer Relations Representative
• Parts Distributor
• Sales Manager
• Business Manager
• Office Manager
• Administrative/Clerical Staff
• Automobile and/or Heavy-Duty Truck Dealer/Business Owner
• Automobile Fleet Manager (for Non-Automotive Business)
• Teacher/Instructor in the Automotive Field
• Engineer
• Lots more!

Learn more about automotive careers!