More Than a Job. A Place to Build Your Skills.
A strong repair shop depends on people who care about the quality of their work, communicate well and continue learning as vehicle technology changes.
Georgia Fuel & Treats provides maintenance, diagnostics, electrical work, brakes, steering and suspension, transmission service, engine repair, Maryland inspections and other automotive services from our Georgia Avenue location.
That variety can create opportunities for experienced automotive professionals as well as people who are still developing their technical or customer-service skills.
A Shop Environment Built Around Good Work.
Different Vehicles. Different Problems.
Work may range from routine maintenance to warning-light diagnostics, electrical concerns and larger mechanical repairs.
Find the Cause Before Replacing Parts.
Our broader service philosophy emphasizes diagnosis and system testing rather than treating a trouble code as an automatic parts list.
Keep Building Your Knowledge.
Modern vehicles continue to evolve, making ongoing technical education and practical skill development important throughout an automotive career.
Serve Drivers in Your Community.
Our shop works with customers from Silver Spring and nearby communities who depend on their vehicles for everyday life.
Good Automotive Work Starts With the Right Mindset.
Problem Solvers
People who want to understand why a vehicle has a problem rather than simply replacing components until the symptom disappears.
Reliable Teammates
People who communicate, support the workflow around them and take responsibility for the work they perform.
Quality-Focused Professionals
People who take installation, inspection, organization and final verification seriously.
Continuous Learners
People willing to expand their knowledge as diagnostic systems, electronics and vehicle technology continue to change.
Roles We May Recruit For at Georgia Fuel & Treats
Availability can change as staffing needs evolve. If one of these roles matches your experience or career goals, send us your information for consideration.
Automotive Technician
Diagnose, maintain and repair a range of domestic, Asian and European vehicles while supporting a quality-focused shop workflow.
Maryland State Inspector
Perform applicable Maryland vehicle inspections and help communicate inspection findings and related repair needs.
Service Advisor
Help customers communicate vehicle concerns, coordinate repair workflow and keep customers informed throughout the service process.
Entry-Level Technician
A possible starting point for motivated applicants who want practical automotive experience and an opportunity to continue building technical skills.
Work Across Multiple Vehicle Systems.
Engine & Drivability
Warning lights, misfires, performance concerns, leaks, maintenance and mechanical engine problems.
Electrical & Starting
Batteries, charging systems, starting problems, circuits, sensors and electrical diagnosis.
Brakes, Steering & Suspension
Brake systems, wheel-end concerns, suspension components, steering and alignment-related problems.
Transmission & Drivetrain
Fluid service, shifting concerns, drivetrain diagnosis and repair support.
A/C & Cooling
Heating, air conditioning, cooling-system concerns, overheating and airflow problems.
Preventive Service
Oil changes, filters, fluids, tires, scheduled maintenance and vehicle condition inspections.
Automotive Technology Never Stops Changing.
Mechanical Skills
Strong fundamentals remain essential across brakes, suspension, engines, cooling systems and drivetrain repair.
Electrical Diagnosis
Modern automotive work increasingly involves electrical circuits, sensors, actuators, communication networks and electronic controls.
Diagnostic Thinking
Understanding symptoms, data and test results is increasingly important as systems become more interconnected.
Customer Communication
Explaining findings clearly is valuable whether you work directly with customers or support a service advisor from the shop floor.
Help Us Understand Your Experience.
Your Current Experience
Tell us about automotive repair, maintenance, inspection, service-writing or related work you have performed.
Certifications & Licenses
Include relevant ASE certifications, Maryland inspection credentials or other applicable automotive qualifications.
Tools & Technical Strengths
Technician applicants can mention personal tools, diagnostic experience and the vehicle systems they are most comfortable servicing.
Your Availability
Include your preferred start timing and any important scheduling information when contacting us.
Interested in Working With Georgia Fuel & Treats?
Send your resume along with the position you're interested in and a short introduction about your automotive experience.
What Happens After You Apply?
Send Your Information
Email your resume and indicate the career opportunity you're interested in.
Application Review
The shop can review your background, experience and qualifications against current staffing needs.
Potential Interview
Applicants selected for the next stage may be contacted to discuss the role and their experience further.
Role-Specific Follow-Up
Any additional steps, qualifications, schedule expectations or employment details can be discussed directly with selected candidates.
Our Silver Spring Shop on Georgia Avenue.
Georgia Fuel & Treats
9336 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20910
8:00 AM–5:00 PM