Your Future Awaits

As a Body Technician, you will be responsible for performing structural and non-structural repairs on vehicles damaged in collisions. This includes frame alignment, panel replacement, welding, and the application of body fillers to restore vehicles to their original condition. Attention to detail and precision are essential.

The Mechanic will diagnose and repair mechanical issues in vehicles, including engines, transmissions, brakes, and suspension systems. Responsibilities include performing routine maintenance, conducting thorough inspections, and ensuring vehicles meet safety and performance standards.

As an Automotive Painter, you will prepare and apply paint to vehicles, ensuring a flawless finish. Duties include mixing colors, applying primers and clear coats, and performing final touch-ups. You will be responsible for maintaining a clean and safe work environment while delivering high-quality results.

The PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) Technician specializes in removing minor dents and dings from vehicles without affecting the original paint. Using specialized tools and techniques, you will restore vehicles to their pre-damage condition with precision and efficiency.

The R&I (Removal & Installation) Technician is responsible for removing and reinstalling parts and panels to facilitate repairs. This includes bumpers, doors, trim, and other components. The role requires careful handling of vehicle parts to prevent damage and ensure proper reassembly.