Automotive Polisher; Detailer

Polisher Job Summary

The Polisher is responsible for enhancing and restoring the surface finish of vehicles by polishing and buffing painted areas after repairs or detailing. The Polisher ensures a high‑gloss, defect‑free finish that meets company and manufacturer quality standards.

• Surface Polishing & Buffing: Polish repainted surfaces and vehicle panels using rotary or dual‑action polishers. Remove swirl marks, overspray, dust nibs, and minor paint imperfections.
• Finishing & Appearance Enhancement: Apply polishing compounds, waxes, and sealants to achieve high‑gloss finishes. Enhance the overall appearance of vehicles prior to delivery or customer handover.
• Defect Identification & Correction: Inspect painted surfaces for blemishes, scratches, and texture inconsistencies. Perform minor touch‑ups if necessary or report major issues to the painter or supervisor.
• Tool & Equipment Maintenance: Operate and maintain polishing tools and machines safely and effectively. Clean tools and replace polishing pads and materials regularly.
• Material Handling: Use appropriate grades of compounds and pads based on surface condition. Store and label polishing materials properly according to safety guidelines.

To be a successful Auto Polisher, you should have strong technical skills in using polishing machines, pads, and abrasives. A safety‑conscious, efficient, and team‑oriented approach is essential.

To succeed in this role, you should have the following qualifications and skills:

• 2–4 years of experience as an automotive polisher in a workshop or body shop.
• Knowledge of polishing compounds, paint types, and finishing techniques.
• Understanding of clear coat systems and paint correction methods.
• Ability to identify surface defects and apply appropriate polishing solutions.

• Abu Dhabi