Auto Body Technician

CSN Collision•American Fork, UT

15d•$70,000 - $140,000•Onsite

About The Position

AF Collision is a family-owned auto body shop located in American Fork, UT. We are a professional, agile, and innovative team, and we take immense pride in the work we do. Our goal is to distinguish ourselves from other shops in the area by providing the highest quality collision repair services to our customers. AF Collision is seeking a highly skilled Auto Body Technician to join our team. As a reputable, family-owned and operated collision repair facility, we are looking for an experienced and motivated individual to help us continue delivering top-notch service. If you are passionate about your craft, detail-oriented, and dedicated to maintaining high standards, we want you on our team. We are specifically looking for an A-Tech with I-Car Gold certification (preferably as a Structural Technician). A candidate who is mechanically inclined, can interpret diagnostic scans, understands electrical systems, and is comfortable using an Ohm meter will be a strong fit. If you’re ready to advance your career and become a valued part of our team, apply today! For more information about our shop, please visit our website at: www.afcollision.com.

Requirements

Must be an A-Tech with I-Car Gold certification, preferably as a Structural Technician.
Mechanically inclined with the ability to interpret diagnostic scans.
Understanding of electrical systems, with experience using an Ohm meter (a plus).
Ability to work well both independently and as part of a team.

Nice To Haves

3+ years of high-level collision repair technician experience (preferred but not required).
I-Car Gold Class & ASE Certifications (preferred).

Responsibilities

Repair damaged body parts and vehicle bodies following factory and dealership specifications.
Stay current on the latest repair methods and techniques for vehicles sold and serviced by the dealership.
Perform all body, frame, structural, and other necessary repairs according to the repair plan.
Execute tasks outlined in repair orders efficiently and accurately.
Perform welding and other collision repair work.
Diagnose malfunction causes and perform necessary repairs.
Communicate with the parts department to obtain required parts.
Examine vehicles to assess the need for additional safety or service work.
Advise the Estimator if additional work is necessary.
Keep up-to-date with the latest technical bulletins, service manuals, and other publications.
Attend factory-sponsored training classes and stay informed on factory technical bulletins.
Operate all body shop equipment safely and productively.
Maintain a clean and organized work stall.
Use company materials and supplies responsibly.
Ensure customer vehicles are kept clean throughout the repair process.
Document all work performed promptly after job completion.
Understand and follow federal, state, and local regulations, such as hazardous waste disposal guidelines.
Secure permission from management and complete an RO before working on any personal vehicle.