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WB Paint & Body
Automotive Body & Structural Repair Technician Collision & Body Shop
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An Auto Body Technician repairs exterior damage on cars such as dents and scrapes, and restores and improves the exterior appearance of cars.
$49,904 / year median in Florida
+17% projected growth
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Automotive Body & Structural Repair Technician - Collision & Body Shop WB Paint & Body Miami, FL Job Details Full-time $24 - $26 an hour 19 hours ago Qualifications I-CAR Certification Personal protective equipment (PPE) use Automotive parts installation Driver's License Attention to detail Safety equipment Power tools Auto restoration Full Job Description Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Automotive Body & Structural Repair Technician to join our collision repair team. This position is responsible for performing high-quality cosmetic, body, frame, and structural repairs in accordance with manufacturer specifications and industry standards. The ideal candidate has extensive collision repair experience, understands modern vehicle construction and repair procedures, and takes pride in restoring vehicles to pre-accident condition with an emphasis on safety, structural integrity, fit, finish, and quality . Responsibilities Perform collision-related body and structural repairs on a wide range of vehicles. Diagnose and evaluate visible and hidden collision damage. Perform structural and frame repairs using approved measuring and straightening equipment. Measure vehicle structures before, during, and after repairs to verify proper dimensions. Follow OEM repair procedures and manufacturer specifications for structural and non-structural repairs. Repair or replace damaged body panels, structural components, quarter panels, rails, pillars, aprons, and other vehicle components. Perform panel replacement, sectioning, and structural component replacement when permitted by manufacturer procedures. Perform MIG/MAG welding, spot welding, MIG brazing, riveting, bonding, and other manufacturer-approved joining methods. Properly prepare mating surfaces and apply weld-through primer, adhesives, seam sealers, corrosion protection, and cavity wax as required. Perform aluminum repairs when properly trained and equipped. Complete metal straightening, dent repair, panel alignment, and bodywork. Properly fit and align doors, hoods, fenders, bumpers, quarter panels, deck lids, and other exterior components. Perform necessary vehicle disassembly and reassembly related to collision repairs. Identify supplemental damage and communicate additional repair needs to estimators and management before proceeding. Review estimates, repair plans, and work orders to ensure all required repairs are completed. Document repairs as required, including measurements, photographs, OEM procedures, and supporting documentation. Coordinate with estimators, painters, prep technicians, mechanical technicians, parts personnel, and production management throughout the repair process. Perform quality-control inspections throughout the repair process. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area. Properly maintain and operate frame machines, welders, measuring systems, hand tools, power tools, and other body repair equipment. Follow all OSHA, environmental, hazardous-material, and shop safety requirements. Meet production expectations while maintaining exceptional repair quality. Structural Repair Responsibilities The technician must understand that structural repairs directly affect vehicle safety and crashworthiness .