Commercial Vehicle Remove & Install Technician

Frazer•Houston, TX

22h•Onsite

About The Position

Frazer, a leading builder of emergency medical vehicles and mobile healthcare units, is seeking a Commercial Vehicle Remove & Install Technician to join our Paint — Doors team. This is a skilled auto-body role: you’ll prep, paint, build, and install the doors that go onto units protecting patients and first responders every day. The work has to be precise, and it has to be right — because people depend on it.

Requirements

Experience appropriate to your level: Level I — willingness to learn with basic mechanical aptitude; Level II — 1–3 years of door/body prep, paint, and install; Level III — 3–5 years including full auto-body door build and complex fitment; Level IV — 5+ years with mastery and the ability to train others.
Mechanical aptitude and the manual dexterity for precision door build, fitment, and refinishing.
Ability to read job tickets and basic specifications and to use shop systems (Job Manager / ShopTrack) after training.
Ability to obtain and maintain respirator fit-test certification.

Nice To Haves

Automotive collision/refinishing certification (I-CAR / ASE).
Prior experience in auto-body, collision, or specialty-vehicle/RV manufacturing.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus.

Responsibilities

Preps and body-works door sets to a paint-ready standard, correcting surface defects before anything hits the booth.
Paints doors and dials in two-tone and metallic matches to the unit — mocking color, transferring lines, and walking the door to the unit to verify.
Builds out the door: panels, handles, actuators, rods, regulators, glass, rubber, insulation, and latch/striker hardware, all fitted to operate smoothly.
Installs finished doors on the unit and adjusts alignment, gaps, and closure until the fit is tight and the seal is right.
Troubleshoots fit and function issues and corrects the root cause, not just the symptom.
Looks up specs in Job Manager and signs off operations in ShopTrack as work moves through.
Inspects paint match, fit, and function before release — and refuses to pass anything that isn’t to standard.
Mentors less-experienced technicians and helps set the fit-and-finish bar for the work center (at the senior level).