Body Shop Technician
porter ashlandAshland (KY)
About the role
Mark Porter Auto Group is seeking a skilled Body Shop Technician to join our team in Ashland, KY. In this role, you will be responsible for performing high-quality collision repair work, restoring vehicles to their pre-accident condition using your expertise in bodywork, painting, and frame straightening. The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for detail and dedication to safety and craftsmanship.
Responsibilities:
Inspect damaged vehicles to assess repair needs and develop repair plans Perform body repairs including panel replacement, dent removal, welding, and frame straightening Ensure all repairs meet company and industry quality and safety standards Collaborate with technicians, estimators, and other team members to deliver excellent customer service Maintain a clean and organized workspace and follow all safety procedures RequirementsProven experience as a Body Shop Technician or in collision repair Strong knowledge of automotive body repair techniques and tools Ability to read and interpret repair manuals and technical documents Detail-oriented with a commitment to quality workmanship Good communication skills and ability to work well in a team environment Valid driver's license and ability to lift heavy parts as needed BenefitsOpportunities for professional development and training Supportive and team-oriented work environment Health and retirement benefits About the CompanyPorter Ashland LLC is a reputable automotive service provider located in Ashland, KY. Committed to excellence, we prioritize customer satisfaction and quality in every repair we perform. Our team is composed of dedicated professionals passionate about the automotive industry and delivering superior service.
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