Collision Shop Tech - High-Volume, Growth & Earnings

Ferman Automotive Group; Lutz, Northern (FL, KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Ferman Automotive Group is seeking a skilled Body Shop Technician to diagnose, repair, and restore damaged vehicles to pre-accident condition. The role requires expertise in structural, body, and mechanical repairs, while upholding OEM standards and safety.

Strong teamwork and attention to detail are essential for efficient, high‑quality results. The ideal candidate has 2–5 years in collision repair, plus the ability to read repair orders and use common shop tools.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2–5 years of experience in body shop or collision repair.
• Strong knowledge of automotive body repair and collision repair techniques.
• Ability to read and interpret repair orders, estimates, and technical manuals.
• ASE, I-CAR, or OEM certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose vehicle damage and determine appropriate repair procedures.
• Perform structural, body, and frame repairs using industry-standard equipment and techniques.
• Remove, repair, and replace damaged vehicle panels, parts, and components.
• Disassemble and reassemble vehicles for repair and refinishing processes.
• Ensure all repairs meet OEM, insurance, and dealership quality standards.
• Work closely with estimators, painters, and other technicians to complete repairs efficiently.
• Inspect completed work to ensure proper fit, finish, and safety compliance.
• Maintain accurate documentation of repairs performed and parts used.

Skills

Automotive body repair

Repair orders reading

Teamwork

Safety procedures

Time management

Diagnostics tools

Education

High school diploma or GED

Vocational/technical collision repair training

ASE/I-CAR/OEM certifications

Tools

Body shop tools

Welding equipment

Frame machines

Job description

Ferman Automotive Group is seeking a skilled Body Shop Technician to diagnose, repair, and restore damaged vehicles to pre-accident condition. The role requires expertise in structural, body, and mechanical repairs, while upholding OEM standards and safety.

Strong teamwork and attention to detail are essential for efficient, high‑quality results. The ideal candidate has 2–5 years in collision repair, plus the ability to read repair orders and use common shop tools.