FESLER BUILT is hiring in Scottsdale, AZ

[fesler]

Fesler is looking to hire a few people right now, if you are motivated and serious about cars send us your resume today. [email protected]

Must be an "A+" technician and have knowledge of Engine/Driveline, Steering and Suspension, Electrical, Welding, Metal Fabrication and Frame-Off, Rotisserie automobile restoration. A working knowledge of automobiles is necessary and prior experience with classic auto restoration is a plus. You must be a self-starter with your own professional tools and clean working habits. Easy, friendly working environment. Salary and benefits depends on qualifications. We are looking for a long term employee. There will be interaction with clients so we need someone that can discuss the clients’ needs in an intelligent manner.

Description: The technician will be involved in all manner of activities related to frame-off automobile restoration. This could include inspection and evaluation, dis-assembly, tagging and organization of parts, body work (including shaping, filling, sanding, taping, paint-prep, painting and buffing), mechanical assembly, electrical work, etc. In full restorations you will be required to research parts, design and execute a particular vision for a car.

You will be working under the supervision of a shop manager, but will be able to express some of your own creativity in these areas.

Garage or part time, at-home builders need not apply. This is a professional position and we are looking for someone who has an extensive amount of professional experience, not just work on friends’ or personal vehicles. This is not a body shop position, you must have experience in classic car restoration to be considered.

A resume is required to apply for this position.

Benefits include:
• Group Health Insurance
• Vacation
• Holidays
• Salary: TBD on experience

Required experience:
• Automotive restoration: 5 years

[fesler]

So I look around the industry and it looks like everyone is hiring right now. So what is going on? Where are all the fabricators that like to work on cars? We are getting so many people with little or no experience wanting a job but no one with any skills out there. There has to be some good guys looking for work out there. Where do you guys find your employees? If you know any good techs that are looking for work please send them our way. We need some great fabricators ASAP. Thanks guys

[214Chevy]

The good ones are either content where they are and staying put or going into business for themselves probably.

[youthpastor]

had one hired....got a better offer working on the Alaska pipeline welding fitting up for crazy good money!

Hard to find the right fit, I would hire in a heart beat if I could find the right fit here.

[cjsgarage]

I share the same problem. Lots of willings but not qualified, and the occasional qualified but not willing.