Automotive Body Painter

Job Responsibilities

• Restore damaged body parts by replacing or repairing affected sections such as doors, chassis, or fenders.
• Straighten dents and creases using specialized tools to restore vehicles to their original appearance.
• Perform welding and apply fillers to smooth surfaces and correct imperfections.
• Sand, file, and adjust repaired surfaces to ensure a uniform and paint-ready finish.
• Prepare surfaces for painting by cleaning and degreasing them, while removing rust and unwanted residues.
• Mix paints and adjust shades to perfectly match the rest of the vehicle.
• Apply paint and varnish coats using the appropriate techniques for an aesthetic and durable finish.
• Maintain equipment, tools, and workspace regularly to ensure efficiency and safety.
• Perform any other related tasks related to vehicle bodywork.

• Open or closed work permit holder – we will take care of the renewal process.
• Relocation bonus to help you settle in the region.
• A up‑to‑date, clean, and well‑equipped workshop with cutting‑edge tools for optimal working conditions.
• Group insurance plan for your peace of mind.
• Access to a nearby gym to stay in shape.
• Discounts on maintenance, parts, and labor for your vehicle.
• Access to the garage and equipment to maintain your own vehicle.

• Hold a DEP in auto body repair or equivalent training in Canada or abroad.
• Experience in auto body repair, painting, or automotive detailing.
• Experience with PPF and protective vinyl films, as well as window tint installation.
• Hold a valid driver’s license to move vehicles on site.