Automotive Body Technician

Role and Responsibilities

The successful Body Shop Manager candidate is a critical support role providing exceptional customer satisfaction in servicing customers vehicles. The candidate must demonstrate true professionalism and leadership during the entire service process from the warm greet of customers to the confident review of their repair, then wrapping up the transaction with their team’s support.

• Repairs vehicles per estimate and according to manufacturer standards.
• Checks parts against estimate and ensures proper parts are ordered and received.
• Prepares vehicles for body repair work.
• Notifies management of any additional repairs needed.
• Notifies management of any difficulties or problems that may prevent a quality job from being performed or cause a change in the promised time.
• Maintains tools and equipment in a proper state of repair.
• Maintains and wears all required safety and health personal protective equipment, including respirator, in the manner recommended by the equipment manufacturer.
• Complies with all laws and regulations pertaining to paint, thinners and other hazardous materials. Reports any deviations to management.
• Cooperates and assists other personnel in the repair and prepping of vehicles.
• Understands and complies with federal, state and local regulations that affect body shop operations, such as hazardous waste disposal, OSHA Right-to-Know etc.
• Operates all tools and equipment in a safe manner.
• Other tasks as assigned.

• Valid and clean Driver’s record for the past two years.
• Pre-employment background check and drug screening required.
• Needs own set of personal tools.
• Perferred ASE Certified & I-car certified.

Other responsibilities may be assigned by the management.