Experienced Trailer Body Repair Technician

Posted 7 days ago

mokan trailer repairKansas City (MO)

Automotive Body and Related Repairers Specialized Automotive Repair

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Company Overview: Mo-Kan Trailer Repair is a small, fast-growing trailer repair shop located in the historic West Bottoms in Kansas City, MO. We value craftsmanship, safety, and teamwork. Our goal is to provide a stable and respectful work environment where skilled mechanics can take pride in their work and grow with the company.

Job Summary: Mo-Kan Trailer Repair is seeking a skilled Semi Trailer Mechanic with a strong emphasis on trailer bodywork and general trailer repair. This role includes structural and cosmetic repairs-such as panel replacement, welding, and frame work-as well as routine maintenance and mechanical tasks like lighting, brakes, and suspension. The ideal candidate has experience working with dry vans, reefers, and flatbeds, and takes pride in high-quality, safety-focused work.

Responsibilities: Repair damaged trailer bodies: replace panels, roofs, floors, and sidewalls Perform welding, fabrication, and frame work (MIG welding preferred)Conduct inspections to assess damage and plan repair strategy Operate shop tools and equipment (including forklifts)Maintain a clean and safe work environment Communicate with the team to ensure efficient workflow Assist with light mechanical tasks as needed

Qualifications: 1+ year of hands-on trailer body repair experience (Required)Welding and fabrication skills Experience with dry vans, reefers, and flatbeds Ability to lift/move heavy equipment and work in various weather conditions Strong attention to detail Welding certification or vocational training is a plus Must be able to reliably commute to Kansas City, MO 64101

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