Body Shop Detailer
bowser automotiveMonroeville (PA)
About the role
Bowser Collision Center in Monroeville is seeking a full time Body Shop Detail Detailer to assist the Body Shop Refinish Technician in preparing vehicles and parts for painting. He/She is responsible for ensuring that each vehicle that is returned to a customer has a new car showroom appearance. The Body Shop Detailer will also assist the Body Shop Manager and Body Shop Assistant Manager in miscellaneous duties to streamline the work of the technicians.
Essential Responsibilities:
Wash and vacuum vehicles for customers ensuring showroom quality. Ability to disassemble and assemble parts for painting (ie. bumpers, trim, chrome, accessories). Attention to detail when sanding, masking, cleaning and priming cars in preparation for paint. Clear understanding of written work orders. Ability to work independently as well as under direct supervision. Must maintain a clean and well organized work station. Remove debris and damaged parts for proper disposal. Ensure that warranty parts are returned to the Parts Department. Drive customers to work and home as necessary. Understand and follow federal, state and local regulations such as those governing the handling and disposal of hazardous waste.
Education and Qualifications:
Attention to detail and strong organizational skills. Valid driver's license in good standing. Good judgment.
Physical Requirements:
Standing/bending/stooping/walking no more than 8 hours per work day. Ability to work in Body Shop environment. Ability to lift no more than 50 lbs. at a time.
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