Body Repair II

Motor Coach Industries:; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

MCI in Los Angeles is seeking a Body Repair II to perform removal, repair and replacement of body and frame components on motor coaches, under the Shop Supervisor. Responsibilities include servicing lights, doors, windows, upholstery, and pre-delivery inspections.

Additionally, the role involves assisting Mechanic I and II, performing lubrication tasks, brake component maintenance, and basic parts disassembly and cleaning. This is a hands-on, shop-floor position in a busy service environment.

Responsibilities

• Removal, repair and replacement of all body and frame components (including riveted, spot-welded and perimeter-welded parts, panels, frame members and bulkheads).
• Removal, repair, and replacement of lights, doors (entry, luggage, and compartments). Windows and window glass, moldings, upholstery, and body accessories.
• Pre-delivery inspection of new and pre-owned coaches.
• Assist Mechanic I and II.
• General lubrication functions including engine oil/filter changes, air filter changes, chassis lubrication.
• Transmission fluid and filter changes, differential fluid checks, axle/wheel inspection, removal, and replacement of brake components lubrication.
• Parts disassembly and cleaning.

Job description

MCI is North America's public and private market motor coach leader. Products include the luxury J-Series (an industry best-seller for over a decade), the workhorse D-Series, and the brand new zero-emission luxury and commuter coaches: the battery-electric J4500 CHARGE and MCI D45 CRT LE CHARGE. MCI also provides maintenance, repair, 24-hour roadside assistance, parts, and technician training through the industry's only Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) accredited MCI Academy. Further information is available at www.mcicoach.com.

Position Purpose & Scope

Reporting to the Shop Supervisor, the Body Repair II will perform the removal, repair, and replacement of a variety of motor coach components. Primary responsibility is body repair, with additional duties including Mechanic III level functions.

Key Responsibilities

• Removal, repair and replacement of all body and frame components (including all riveted, spot-welded and perimeter-welded parts, panels, frame members and bulkheads).
• Removal, repair, and replacement of lights, doors (entry, luggage, and compartments). Windows and window glass, moldings, upholstery, and body accessories.
• Pre-delivery inspection of new and pre-owned coaches.
• Assist Mechanic I and II.
• General lubrication functions including engine oil/filter changes, air filter changes, chassis lubrication.
• Transmission fluid and filter changes, differential fluid checks, axle/wheel inspection, removal, and replacement of brake components lubrication.
• Parts disassembly and cleaning.