The Hoover Sun: Christian Brothers Mechanic Makes Name for Herself in Auto Industry

Brittany Schultz, a female mechanic at Christian Brothers Automotive, shares her experiences and passion for the automotive industry.

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The Hoover Sun: Christian Brothers Mechanic Makes Name for Herself in Auto Industry

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Brittany Schultz, a female mechanic at Christian Brothers Automotive, has made a name for herself in the automotive industry. She has worked as a mechanic for about two years, including nearly a year at her current shop.

Brittany Schultz has made a name for herself in the automotive industry with Christian Brothers Automotive.

Schultz, a 23-year-old Hoover resident, has worked as a mechanic for about two years, including nearly a year at her current shop, Christian Brothers Automotive on Southpark Drive.

“I still have not met another female mechanic. I have heard they exist,” Schultz said. “I was the first girl to graduate my school with an automotive major.”

At the end of each day, Schultz said she likes feeling tired from a full day’s work and knowing that cars are on the road because of her.

“I like the physical reward of problem solving, figuring it out, watching that get fixed and it driving away,” Schultz said.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on May 24, 2017. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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