Automotive Wheel Remanufacturing Tech

Dent Wizard•Commerce City, CO

6d•$22 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

As a Wheel Remanufacturing Technician II your essential job functions include: Working on site in our Dent Wizard wheel remanufacturing facility, you’ll fix cosmetic damages (curb and road rash, peeling, scrapes, gouges, oxidation and bent wheels) using power tools and work aids. Tasks include inspecting wheels, prepping, truing and buffing defects. Perform the following items (80%) Inspection: Thoroughly inspect wheels for damage, cracks, bends, or other issues. Evaluate the extent of damage to determine the repair or refurbishment required. Disassembly Strip the old finish or paint from the wheels using remanufacturing industry standard techniques. Cleaning and Preparation Clean and degrease the wheel surfaces to prepare them for repair. Sand, grind, or use other methods to smooth out imperfections and remove rust or corrosion. Prepare polish wheels for the polishers. Operate and maintain polishers to industry standard. Repair and Restoration: True or straighten wheels to correct bends or dents. Prep wheels to ensure a smooth and even surface. Quality Control and Service Excellence (20%) Perform quality checks to ensure that the wheels meet safety and appearance standards. Make any necessary adjustments or repairs. Other Duties as Assigned

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum 3 years' experience in a similar environment
Must be proficient in automotive parts preparation, reconditioning, buffing and sanding
Knowledge of wheel repair and restoration techniques
Great communication skills to interact with customers
Manual dexterity for repetitive-motion tasks; proficiency with hand and power tools
Strong work ethic, self-motivation and the ability to work independently
Toughness and grit to work outside in all kinds of weather
Work in well-ventilated automotive repair shops or refurbishing facilities
Physical stamina to frequently kneel, bend and squat, as well as lift up to 45 pounds; lift heavy wheels and work in various weather conditions.
All applicants being considered for employment must pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check.

Responsibilities

Thoroughly inspect wheels for damage, cracks, bends, or other issues.
Evaluate the extent of damage to determine the repair or refurbishment required.
Strip the old finish or paint from the wheels using remanufacturing industry standard techniques.
Clean and degrease the wheel surfaces to prepare them for repair.
Sand, grind, or use other methods to smooth out imperfections and remove rust or corrosion.
Prepare polish wheels for the polishers.
Operate and maintain polishers to industry standard.
True or straighten wheels to correct bends or dents.
Prep wheels to ensure a smooth and even surface.
Perform quality checks to ensure that the wheels meet safety and appearance standards.
Make any necessary adjustments or repairs.