Auto Body Technician

Caliber Holdings•Louisville, KY
•Onsite

About The Position

Caliber is hiring an Auto Body Technician at its Service Center on Dixie Highway in Louisville. The technician performs collision repairs, including frame and structural repairs, panel work, and quality reassembly. The role calls for precise, safety-minded work, adherence to repair plans, and collaboration with painters, estimators, and front-office staff. The position offers competitive pay with a flag rate of up to $20–$30, paid weekly, and opportunities for career growth and training.

Requirements

  • At least two years of experience repairing collision-damaged vehicles.
  • Knowledge of frame and structural repairs, including pulling, straightening, and squaring.
  • A no-shortcuts approach and ability to follow repair plans and complete repairs correctly the first time.
  • Strong attention to detail, including with bolts and welds.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
  • Team-first attitude and ability to collaborate with coworkers.
  • Must be eligible to work in the U.S. with no restrictions.

Nice To Haves

  • I-CAR training or certification.
  • ASE certification.

Responsibilities

  • Blueprint and complete precise collision repairs.
  • Perform full collision repairs, from fender-bender repairs to frame rebuilds.
  • Repair panels and structural components to factory specifications.
  • Reassemble vehicles with attention to fit and finish.
  • Work collaboratively with painters, estimators, and front-office staff.
  • Maintain a clean and safe work area.

Benefits

  • Competitive pay with a flag rate of up to $20–$30, paid weekly.
  • Career growth opportunities.
  • Training and investment in I-CAR and ASE certifications.
  • Paid time off accruing from day one.
  • Six company-wide holidays each year.
  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits starting on day one.
  • 401(k) match.
  • Modern equipment and technology, including 3M products and industry-leading gear.
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