Body Repair II

Motor Coach Industries:; Torrance (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Motor Coach Industries (MCI) in Torrance, CA seeks an experienced Body Repair II to perform removal, repair, and replacement of motor coach body components, and to perform some Mechanic III level duties.

Responsibilities include repairing body panels, lights, doors, windows, and performing pre-delivery inspections, with support to Mechanic I and II and routine lubrication and maintenance tasks.

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.