Body Shop Technician

• Review damage reports, prepare cost estimates, and plan work • Remove damaged body parts, including bumpers, fenders, hoods, grilles, and trim • Realign car frames and chassis to repair structural damage • Hammer out or patch dents, dimples, and other minor body damage • Fit, attach, and weld replacement parts into place • Install and weatherproof windows and windshields • Grind, sand, buff, and prime refurbished and repaired surfaces • Apply new finish to restored body parts This position requires exposure to all seasonal weather conditions, traffic noise, automotive fumes, and cramped quarters. *The ability to read, understand merchandise pricing and demonstrate basic math skills are also required of this position. *Critical Thinking: Auto body techs must be able to look at a damage vehicle and assess what it will take to repair it, as well as cost. *Attention to Detail: Having good eyes for detail is necessary when trying to get a vehicle back to looking like new. *Technical Skills: Auto body techs use a wide range of tools and equipment to assess and repair vehicle. *Dexterity: Auto body techs need free range of motion in their hands and arms to work with small parts and small spaces.