Body Shop Technician

Description Body Shop Technician About the Role

The Body Shop Technician performs structural and cosmetic repairs on damaged vehicles in accordance with OEM repair procedures, insurance requirements, and dealership quality standards. This role is responsible for accurate diagnostics, safe repair execution, and efficient completion of collision repairs. The Technician works closely with estimators, painters, parts, and the Body Shop Manager to ensure timely delivery and high-quality outcomes.

• Perform structural and cosmetic repairs including frame repair, panel replacement, and body alignment.
• Repair or replace damaged body panels, bumpers, doors, fenders, and structural components.
• Follow OEM repair procedures and manufacturer specifications for all repairs.
• Use measuring systems and frame machines to restore vehicles to factory specifications.

• Disassemble vehicles to assess damage and support accurate estimating and supplement creation.
• Reassemble vehicles ensuring proper fit, finish, and alignment of all components.
• Verify functionality of repaired components including safety systems and electronics.

• Inspect completed repairs to ensure quality, safety, and compliance with repair standards.
• Identify potential issues or additional damage and communicate findings to the estimator.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.
• Follow all OSHA, dealership, and environmental safety guidelines.

• Coordinate with Body Shop Estimators, Painters, and Parts to ensure efficient workflow.
• Communicate repair status, delays, or concerns to the Body Shop Manager.
• Support cycle-time goals by completing repairs accurately and efficiently.

• Assist with shop cleanup, tool maintenance, and equipment organization.
• Support other technicians during peak workload periods.

• 2+ years of collision repair or body shop technician experience preferred.
• Knowledge of OEM repair procedures and structural repair techniques.
• Experience with frame machines, measuring systems, and repair tools.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
• Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record.

Body shop environment with exposure to tools, equipment, vehicle movement, noise, and varying temperatures.

• Ability to stand, bend, lift, and work in various positions throughout the day.
• Ability to lift up to 75 lbs.
• Manual dexterity and physical stamina required for repair work.

Full-time; hours may vary based on shop workload and production needs.

• Repair Quality & Comeback Rate
• Cycle Time & Productivity
• Adherence to OEM Repair Procedures
• Safety & Compliance

$28-$50/hr (based on experience and performance)