COLLISION TECHNICIAN - FALLS

RON MARHOFER AUTOMALL GROUP•Cuyahoga Falls, OH

9d•$18 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

The Collision Technician plays a critical role in restoring vehicles to pre-accident conditions by performing safe, accurate, and efficient structural and cosmetic repairs. The Collision Technician is responsible for inspecting, repairing, and restoring damaged vehicles to manufacturer's standards. This role requires strong technical skills, precision, and diligence. The Collision Technician collaborates closely with estimators, painters, and parts staff to ensure timely and high quality repairs that exceed customer expectations.

Requirements

Valid driver's license meeting dealership insurability requirements.
Skilled in body repair, structural alignment, and collision repair systems.
Ability to produce safe, precise, and cosmetically accurate repairs.
Perform repairs within specified timelines while maintaining quality.
Adheres to all OSHA, EPA, and dealership safety protocols.
Works effectively with estimators, painters, and parts staff.
Understands the importance of delivering vehicles that exceed customer expectations.

Nice To Haves

I-CAR and ASE certifications (preferred, with willingness to obtain if not held).
Welding certification (preferred).

Responsibilities

Perform structural and cosmetic repairs on vehicles in accordance with factory and dealership standards.
Disassemble and reassemble vehicles for repair and refinishing processes.
Diagnose repair needs using measuring systems and frame equipment.
Repair or replace body panels, frames, and other vehicle components.
Collaborate with estimators to review damage reports and repair plans.
Ensure all repairs meet manufacturer safety and quality specifications.
Document all work performed and update repair orders accurately.
Road test vehicles to verify quality and safety of repairs (as required).
Maintain a clean and organized work area, tools, and equipment.
Follow dealership, OSHA, and EPA guidelines for safety, waste disposal, and hazardous materials handling.
Stay current with I-CAR, ASE, and manufacturer repair standards and bulletins.
Participate in dealership and manufacturer training programs.
Assist with mentoring apprentices or junior collision staff as needed.
Support shop organization and workflow efficiency.