Body Shop Technician

Job Description

Welcome to Marshall Chevrolet, where our passion for cars is matched only by our dedication to our people. Located in the heart of Winchester, Illinois, our shop is more than just a place to fix vehicles—it is a community of skilled professionals who take pride in craftsmanship. We are looking for a dedicated Body Shop Technician to join our family-oriented team.

You will play a vital role in restoring our customers' vehicles to their former glory, ensuring they drive away feeling safe and confident. Here, we prioritize a positive shop culture where your expertise is genuinely respected and your growth is encouraged. We provide a space where you can focus on quality work without unnecessary stress, all while utilizing top-tier equipment to tackle a variety of collision repair projects.

If you are someone who finds satisfaction in a job well done and enjoys working in a friendly, supportive environment, we would love to have you as a cornerstone of our service team. Come build your future with a dealership that truly values the person behind the tools.

• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Flexible Schedule
• Health Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Disability Insurance
• Mon-Fri Schedule
• Career Growth Opportunities
• Retirement Plan

Examine damaged vehicles and draft comprehensive repair plans that address structural and cosmetic needs.

Remove damaged parts, repair metal structures, and install new components with precision.

Prepare surfaces for paint, including sanding, masking, and applying primers.

Maintain a clean and organized workstation to ensure safety and efficiency throughout the repair process.

Collaborate with the service department to provide accurate timelines for vehicle completion.

Perform quality checks to ensure every vehicle leaves the shop meeting strict safety and aesthetic standards.

Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in automotive body repair and painting.

Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.

I-CAR certification or equivalent industry training.

Technical proficiency with frame machines, measuring systems, and modern paint matching tools.

Ownership of personal tools required for daily collision repair tasks.

Strong attention to detail and an ability to interpret complex repair orders accurately.