Apprentice Collision Technician

Location: Kirkland

Apprentice Collision Technician This is a full-time job with Tesla in Kirkland, Quebec. You will join a service group and help support Tesla electric cars. Your work will include collision repairs for both the outside and the vehicle frame.
You will follow Tesla repair steps and meet the expected quality rules. You will use special tools and repair methods to fix damaged vehicle parts. This may include exterior panels, suspension parts, radiators, airbags, and other pieces tied to collision work. You will also keep the shop area neat and help the team stay organized and easy to work with.

Company Name  :
Tesla
Location  :
Kirkland, Quebec, Canada
Salary  : $21.60 – $41.04 CAD per hour
Job Type  :
Full-time

Start Date:

As soon as possible
Benefits  :
Company-paid health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance; RRSP with employer match;
Employee Stock Purchase Plans;
Employee Assistance Program; parental support programs; sick and vacation time; paid holidays;
Tesla Babies program;
Tesla products, fitness discounts, and other employee perks.

Job Description    Apprentice Collision Technician is a full-time job  role is in Kirkland, Quebec.
You will fix Tesla vehicles after Tesla collision repair steps.
You will handle both body work and structural work.
This includes Model S, Model X, and Model 3.
You will also use special frame tools.
The goal is to keep repairs done right and on time.
You will use newer repair methods and follow the shop rules.
Responsibilities    Follow Tesla standards and work well with a team.
Do structural repairs and cosmetic repairs on Model S, Model X, and Model 3.
Set and align new structural parts using Celette frame jigs.
Glue, rivet, and weld replacement structural parts.
Fix exterior panels with metal finishing and body filler.
Swap out body panels and suspension parts linked to collision damage.
Requirements    Must have 2+ years of experience in automotive collision repair service.
Positive attitude and comfort working with others.
Clean, organized, and professional work habits.
Willingness to work with newer vehicle tools and pick up new software.
Ability to read and understand repair instructions.
Strong written and spoken communication skills.
Ability to help with projects across Canadian provinces
You can mostly use English when you talk with team members and customers outside Quebec.
You must have a valid Canadian license, Class 5, Class G, or Class G2.