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HELP WANTED! Autobody/Collision Repair Apprentice

Forman Collision Centre is seeking an autobody/collision repair apprentice Level 1-4 to join our growing team within our expanding modern facility.

Our shop has been designed with attention to maximizing flow, efficiencies; process design based on "Lean" think practices and principals equipped with all the latest cutting-edge equipment. This facility will be a very gratifying workplace for the right candidate leading the industry with progressive approach to the collision repair industry.

Apprentice Technicians are primarily responsible for:
- Reviewing work orders
- Dismantling vehicles and diagnosing visual and internal damage
- Repairing and replacing parts
- Reassembling vehicles
- Maintaining shop equipment and facility
- Assisting journeyman technicians

Seeking candidates who are:
- Enrolled or looking to enroll into autobody / collision repair apprenticeship
- Motivated
- Passionate about cars
- Organized and able to manage their time effectively
- Detail oriented
- Team players
- Able to work quickly and efficiently
- Knowledgeable of the collision repair process
- Hold a valid drivers license

Apprentices are expected to maintain high quality levels while working in a productive and efficient manner. They are also expected to:
- Be able to multi-task in a high-pressure and fast paced environment.
- Be proactive and responsible for accomplishing personal and company goals without the need for daily coaching or prompting from Management.
- Deliver results while working with others, and join a team culture that is respectful and supports the company values.
- Have strong problem-solving skills and the ability to exercise sound judgment and make decisions.

We offer competitive wages and benefits based on experience level.

Please apply with resume via email to to Mike Tuttle, Manager - [email protected]

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