An opportunity has arisen for a Bodyshop Technician to join a dynamic and busy workshop specialising in high-quality vehicle repair and refinishing services. This role offers excellent benefits and a competitive salary for 37.5 hours work week.
As a Bodyshop Technician, you will repair, replace, and upgrade vehicle components, ensuring vehicles are prepared for painting and finishing to the highest standards.
You will be responsible for:
- Conducting vehicle repairs, replacements, and upgrades in line with industry and manufacturer standards.
- Identifying additional faults requiring attention and ensuring necessary repairs are completed.
- Refinishing and preparing vehicles for painting, maintaining quality and precision throughout.
- Collaborating with the team to ensure efficient workflow and delivery of high-quality results.
What we are looking for:
- Previously worked as a Bodyshop Technician, Panel Beater, Panel technician, Prep Technician or in a similar role.
- Proven experience in vehicle repair and bodyshop work.
- A detail-oriented approach, ensuring quality workmanship.
- Strong problem-solving skills, capable of diagnosing and addressing faults.
- Ability to follow industry and manufacturer guidelines meticulously.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Bodyshop Technician to join a friendly company and advance their career.
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