Automotive Refinish Technician
town county auto body collision centerNorth Haven (CT)
Automotive Refinish Technician
Posted 3 days ago
town county auto body collision centerNorth Haven (CT)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Description of the role: The automotive refinish technician is responsible for performing automotive refinishing and painting work on vehicles brought into the Town & County Auto Body Collision Center. This includes preparing surfaces, applying paint, and ensuring a high-quality finish on repaired vehicles.
Responsibilities:
Prepare surfaces for painting, including sanding, masking, and priming - Mix paint colors to match vehicle specifications - Apply paint using spray guns and other painting equipment - Ensure proper drying and curing of paint finishes - Inspect finished paint work for quality and make any necessary touch-ups or repairs - Clean and maintain painting equipment and work area Requirements: High school diploma or GED - Minimum of 2 years of experience as an automotive refinish technician or similar role - Strong knowledge of automotive paint products, techniques, and tools - Detail-oriented with excellent color matching skills - Basic computer skills for entering work orders and accessing technical information Benefits: Competitive compensation package - Health insurance options - Retirement savings plan - Paid time off and holidays - Ongoing training and development opportunities - Friendly and collaborative work environment About the Company: Town & County Auto Body Collision Center is a leading auto body repair shop located in North Haven, Connecticut. With over 300 years of experience, we specialize in providing high-quality collision repair and refinishing services for all makes and models of vehicles. Our team of skilled technicians is committed to delivering exceptional workmanship and excellent customer service.
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