Entry-Level Paint Correction Specialist - Paid Training!

Dent Wizard•Totowa, NJ

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Dent Wizard is the nation’s undisputed leader in automotive reconditioning services and vehicle protection products. We are a stable, growing company with opportunities in 43 states, repairing 2.5 million vehicles annually with over 3,000 employees. This entry-level position offers paid training and uncapped earning potential. Our Paint Defect Correction process highlights our commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction in automotive paintwork perfection. Through comprehensive training and advanced techniques, we aim to deliver unparalleled service quality. Join our growing team as a Paint Correction Specialist and start a rewarding career with uncapped earning potential!

Requirements

Proven experience in automotive paintwork, detailing, or a related field.
Strong understanding of paint correction techniques and tools.
Excellent manual dexterity and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and manage time effectively.
Strong communication skills, with the ability to educate and inform customers.
Commitment to ongoing training and skill development.

Responsibilities

Travel to customers to conduct thorough assessments to identify paintwork imperfections and determine the most effective correction techniques.
Perform detailed paint defect correction using machine sanding, buffing, and various paint application methods to achieve a flawless finish.
Master the use of Dent Wizard’s unique tools and techniques, including UV Clear application, to enhance paintwork appearance and durability.
Complete touch-up repairs with precision, employing a variety of application methods for different types of damage.
Educate customers on the paint correction process, setting realistic expectations for outcomes.
Ensure all services are completed efficiently, achieving same-day turnaround times to minimize vehicle downtime.
Contribute to route building efforts by maintaining high productivity and quality standards, aiming for 8-10 units per day.