Body Shop Technician

Posted 3 days ago

ewald automotive groupCudahy (WI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$75,000-$150,000

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About the role

TOP BODY TECHS: STOP SELLING YOURSELF SHORTEarn $75,000-$150,000+ at Ewald's Venus Ford Collision CenterAre you the technician everyone depends on to fix the difficult jobs? Do you consistently beat book time while producing repairs you're proud to put your name on? If so, we're looking for you-not someone who's just looking for a job. Why Make the Move?$75,000-$150,000+ earning potential High-volume shop with a steady flow of insurance and customer-pay work No waiting around for jobs Modern equipment and a clean, professional facility OEM repair procedures and continuous training Supportive management that respects skilled technicians Paid vacation, holidays, health insurance, and 401(k) We're Looking For Technicians Who: Know how to produce quality repairs without sacrificing efficiency Have experience with structural and non-structural collision repair Take pride in craftsmanship and attention to detail Want to earn what they're worth Show up every day ready to win This Isn't for Everyone If you're satisfied making average money in an average shop, we're probably not the right fit. But if you're motivated, productive, and want to work in a shop that values quality, teamwork, and performance, we want to talk with you. All conversations are held in strict confidence. Whether you're actively looking or just curious what a better opportunity could look like, let's have a conversation. Apply today or contact Ewald's Venus Ford Collision Center to schedule a confidential interview. Your next opportunity could be the best move of your career.

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