Collision Body Technician

Kaizen Automotive Group•Calgary, AB

1d•CA$28 - CA$35•Onsite

About The Position

The Collision Body Technician is responsible for performing high-quality structural and cosmetic repairs on vehicles within an OEM certified collision center. This role ensures all repairs follow strict OEM procedures, safety standards, and dealership expectations. The technician works closely with estimators, paint staff, and production/quality teams to deliver safe, accurate, and timely repairs that support an exceptional customer experience.

Requirements

Valid Red Seal Certification or other provincially equivalent certification required.
2–5+ years of collision repair experience in a body shop or OEM certified facility preferred.
Strong knowledge of collision repair methods, OEM procedures, welding, and structural repair techniques.
Experience with body shop tools, equipment, welders, frame racks, and repair materials.
Ability to read and interpret repair plans, OEM bulletins, and blueprinting documentation.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing safe, high-quality repairs.
Effective time management skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required.

Nice To Haves

ICAR, OEM brand certifications, aluminum repair experience, or welding certifications are an asset.

Responsibilities

Perform structural, body, and cosmetic vehicle repairs according to OEM repair procedures and industry best practices.
Complete teardowns, damage assessments, and blueprinting support to ensure accurate repair planning.
Conduct metal straightening, panel replacement, welding, bonding, riveting, and frame repairs as needed.
Ensure proper fit, alignment, and finish of repaired or replaced panels and components.
Work collaboratively with estimators to identify supplements and repair variances.
Maintain clean and organized work areas and follow all safety protocols, including PPE and hazardous material handling.
Coordinate with the parts department to verify correct parts, report discrepancies, and minimize repair delays.
Prepare vehicles for the paint department, including priming, sanding, and panel preparation when required.
Perform quality checks throughout the repair process and support final inspection readiness.
Stay current with OEM certifications, ICAR training, and dealership technical requirements.
All other duties as assigned by leadership.