Collision Repair Technician Pay Rate: $28 - 37 per hour Bray Motors Limited

Turning crashed cars into car-tastic creations
Bray Motors LTD – Sundridge, Ontario (phone hidden)

Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $25–$35 per hour or based on experience
Benefits: Completive benefit plan
Company overview
Tired of working in a shop that treats every vehicle like a bumper-car crash course? Bray Motors is a different kind of collision repair shop. We take damaged vehicles and give them a recent lease on life, and we have a good time doing it. Our team is like a pit crew that can actually fix things, and we're looking for another ace to join our ranks. We value craftsmanship, camaraderie, and maybe a few well-timed jokes.

Job summary
Are you a master of metal, a savant of sanding, and a guru of grinding? We're on the hunt for a Collision Repair Technician who can fix up a car like it just rolled off the showroom floor—minus all the factory defects, of course. You'll be the hero who makes dents disappear and frames straight again. If you're a wizard with a welder and can spot a misaligned panel from a mile away, we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities

Conduct damage assessments with the precision of a seasoned detective, because every dent tells a story.

Perform structural repairs using state-of-the-art equipment.



This is your chance to really show that unibody who's boss.

Repair and replace panels. If a fender is bent, you'll be the one to tell it to "get a grip."

Utilize hand and power tools to perfectly smooth repaired surfaces. We're looking for a finish so flawless, you'll question if it was ever damaged in the first place.

Collaborate with your fellow experts. We’re a team, not a pit of vipers.

Keep your work area cleaner than a freshly polished bumper. A tidy technician is a happy technician.

Stay up-to-date with the latest repair techniques and technology. Because cars are evolving, and so are we.

Qualifications and skills

You have a proven track record as a Collision Repair Technician. We're looking for a pro, not someone who learned to "fix" a car by watching online videos.

310B is required or 3rd period apprentice, I car training is an asset. Because a piece of paper can confirm how awesome you already are.

You're fluent in the language of welders, measuring systems, and other tools of the trade.

Your attention to detail is so strong, you can notice a fly landing on a car from 20 feet away.

You can lift heavy vehicle parts. Not just with your muscles, but also with the power of teamwork.

Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.

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