Body shop collision tech SIGN ON BONUS

Posted 2 days ago

sullivan automotive groupAvon (CT)

Automotive Body and Related Repairers Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Experienced Tech For Collision / Frame Repair Auto Group Dealership collision facility with several direct repair contracts is hiring for an experienced tech for collision/frame repair. Please have five years of experience, frame measuring/straightening of full frame/unitized bodies, panel replacement, I-car certified. Chief/car liner measuring training.

Required skills: Repair vehicles per estimate and according to vehicle manufacturer standards Check parts against estimate and ensure proper parts are ordered and received Notify estimator of any additional parts and labor needed to continue repairs Notify management of problems that may prevent a quality repair or cause delays in repair The road testing of vehicles when repair requires Maintains required safety and health recommendations and utilize protective equipment provided per law Report of any safety issues encountered or inhibiting a safe work place The safe handling of hazardous materials Accountable for the shop provided equipment Keep/maintain a clean and safe work area. Welding steel/aluminum repair of metal and plastics, dent repair, bonding door skins, quarter panel replacements, frame repair/replacement unitized body repair/replacement. Finish body repairs with plastic. Priming and blocking for primer. Charge/discharge air conditioning systems. Chief frame equipment/pro spot resistance welders AC 1234YF recovery. Flat rate shop. We have the work come turn some hours! Come join our team. Great benefits, medical, dental and vision insurance, vacation pay, 401k personal and sick days, sign on bonus!

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