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541-322-0652 | 20534 Murray Rd

DIESEL MECHANIC / DIESEL TECHNICIAN

DIESEL MECHANIC / DIESEL TECHNICIAN, Bend, OR

PERFORMANCE AUTHORITY > Join Our Team > DIESEL MECHANIC / DIESEL TECHNICIAN

Join Central Oregon's premier light duty diesel shop!

Performance Authority has an immediate opening for a full time technician. We are looking for an individual who shares our family business values and passion for the diesel industry. Work alongside experienced technicians in an ever evolving and rewarding trade!


Benefits

  • Full time position
  • Competitive wages with consistent pay
  • 401K with matching contributions
  • Paid vacation
  • Holiday Pay
  • Paid Uniforms
  • Discount on parts and service
  • Tool reimbursement program

Requirements
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Vocational training in vehicle repair (preferred)
  • Diesel specialized training and/or experience in diagnosis and repair of major components
  • Experience using tools of the trade; not limited to welding equipment, diagnostic equipment, power tools, etc
  • Must be able to physically perform duties of the job
  • Have a valid Oregon Driver's License or be able to obtain one
  • Pass drug test
  • Have own tools

We look forward to meeting you and discussing your future with Performance Authority! *Please send resume in response to this ad, deliver in person at 20534 Murray Rd Bend Oregon, or email tony@performanceauthoritybend.com
  • Working Hours
    Monday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
    Tuesday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
    Wednesday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
    Thursday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
    Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
    Saturday Closed
    Sunday Closed
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    Bend, OR 97701

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What our clients say about us?

Reviews and comments from our satisfied customers

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    Friendly and knowledgeable techs. They put a chip on my truck. I am very satisfied.

    , 01/15/2021


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    Great people I would highly recommend taking your truck here

    , 10/03/2020


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    I have used this shop multiple times now. New turbo, HPOP, Air intake, 4inch diamond eye exhaust etc etc etc. They are excellent at keeping the customer informed and the prices are competitive with and sometimes beat the local shops. They are also great at Preventative maintenance. I trust them. Roc? Rock? at the front desk is knowledgeable and helpful. Fun to chat with and is a fund of knowledge. In the end I have a Diesel that has much improved gas mileage (18.9mpg while towing an 11K lab trailer with 6.0 powerstroke!), lower operating temps, buckets more torque, acceleration, and ability to tow.

    , 09/24/2020


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    The most honest and trustworthy automotive shop I've ever dealt with. Tony and everyone there went above and beyond fixing my suspension. My truck hasn't driven so smoothly in years. They even got the alignment right, which saved me even more money. I even got an oil change for way less then I've ever paid, and with far superior oil. Highly recommended! In fact my diesel truck will never go anywhere else.

    , 09/16/2020


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    Had a major issue with my 11 6.7 pulling from out of town. These men were backed up 3 weeks and forced a way to help get my truck figured out, spending several hours working with my local Portland shop to get this thing tuning, and injector issue figured out, and tried to get me out of there with a $100 bill that I couldn't let happen. They were honest and more than anything, serious about my truck doing what it was supposed too! If I lived here, they would have my business. Great shop, great attitudes and great service all around! Thank you guys so much!!!!!

    , 08/15/2020


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    Great experience with Performance Authority. Highly recommend for their service and kind, knowledgeable staff.

    , 07/31/2020

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