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Cuts body panels using plasma arc cutter, and uses oxy-acetylene cutting/welding, and MIG welding equipment to repair and form body panels and other automotive and bus parts. Desirable: A Certificate of training in MIG welding and/or ASE certification in automotive body repair.
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Caliber Collision has an immediate job opening for an Auto Body Technician who will safely repair vehicles in accordance with Caliber and OEM standards using our state-of-the-art equipment. Frame equipment and structural body repair preferred.
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Category Body Technician. Qualifications Certification in body repair preferred. The company is the largest founder-led multi-shop operator (MSO) of high-quality collision repair service in the U.S., serving customers and business partners at more than 600 state-of-the-art repair centers in 36 states across the U.S. Crash Champions was founded in 1999 as a single Chicago repair center by industry veteran and 2022 MSO Executive of the Year, Matt Ebert.
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These general functions will be carried out in keeping with the Goals, Policies and Mission of the YMCA of the East Bay. The fitness
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Assists the Team Leader in all aspects of daily operations including profitability, expense control, buying, merchandising, labor, regulatory compliance, and special projects as assigned.
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2+ years of prior experience as a collision repair technician required; I-CAR & ASE certifications preferred. State of the Art Products - 3M Collision Repair Products. Repairs may include, but are not limited to removing damaged fenders, panels, and grills, and reassembling the vehicle parts after painting is complete.
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