Autobody Technician

Don-Mor Automotive Group in London, Ontario is proud to be an industry-leading collision repair facility, continually investing in the latest technology, equipment, and specialized training. With our state-of-the-art body and paint shop, ADAS Calibration, and dedicated Electric Vehicle repair facilities, we're committed to delivering the highest standards of quality and workmanship.

Our CARSTAR London Centre (Don-Mor) reputation is built on innovation, technical excellence, and exceptional customer service. We're looking for individuals who take pride in their craft, are passionate about the automotive industry, and want to be part of a team that sets the standard for collision repair.

Apply today and join our growing team!

Position Overview:
As a certified collision repair facility, recognized for our commitment to quality workmanship and industry-leading standards, we are looking for a skilled Licensed Autobody Technician (310B) to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for performing high-quality collision repairs and restoring vehicles to pre-accident condition in accordance with manufacturer specifications and industry standards.

The ideal candidate takes pride in their craftsmanship, has strong technical and problem-solving skills, and is committed to getting the job done right the first time. Working closely with the Production Manager and fellow technicians, you will help maintain efficient vehicle flow, consistently meet our high-quality standards, and minimize rework while contributing to a positive, team-oriented shop environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review assigned work orders, repair plans, and parts to be replaced before beginning repairs.
• Inspect vehicles to identify visible and hidden damage, documenting findings and communicating additional repair requirements to the Team Lead/Production Manager.
• Fully dismantle damaged areas to identify hidden damage as early in the repair process as possible.
• Repair, remove, and replace damaged vehicle components, including body panels, fenders, doors, bumpers, grills, frame, and underbody components.
• Repair dents, buckles, and other body imperfections using appropriate tools, equipment, and repair techniques.
• Remove, repair, and reinstall vehicle components, including trim, glass, exterior parts, and interior components as required.
• Prepare vehicle surfaces for refinishing, including sanding, masking, and priming.
• Complete finishing work, including buffing, polishing, and correcting paint imperfections to achieve a high-quality finish.

Quality Control & Production Flow

• Inspect completed repairs to ensure all work meets manufacturer specifications and shop quality standards.
• Verify that repaired and replaced components are properly installed and that power accessories, including door locks, windows, and mirrors, are fully operational.
• Check for unexpected dashboard warning lights and identify any outstanding concerns before moving the vehicle forward.
• Complete and sign off on applicable QA checklists before advancing vehicles to the next production stage.
• Promptly communicate major supplements, hidden damage, or repair concerns to the Team Lead that may impact production timelines.
• Organize removed and replacement parts on designated parts carts, coordinating with the Parts Supervisor to return unnecessary parts for credit and ensure proper storage.
• Move completed vehicles to the next production area and communicate with the next assigned technician to ensure a smooth transition.
• Work collaboratively with the Production Team to maintain efficient vehicle flow, minimize delays, and reduce rework.

Shop Maintenance, Equipment & Safety

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area, including cleaning and sweeping assigned production stalls.
• Properly maintain and care for shop equipment, including spray guns, sanders, and other body repair tools.
• Replenish and organize shop supplies and inventory as required.
• Ensure all removed parts and materials are properly organized and stored.
• Prepare the assigned production stall for the next vehicle to support an efficient and organized workflow.
• Follow all workplace health and safety requirements, manufacturer procedures, and established shop standards.

Qualifications:

• Valid Ontario 310B Autobody Repairer Licence in good standing.
• Valid Ontario driver's licence with a satisfactory driving record.
• Strong knowledge of collision repair methods, vehicle construction, structural and non-structural repairs, and refinishing procedures. Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience in a collision repair facility, preferred.
• Working knowledge of OEM repair procedures, manufacturer specifications, and industry quality standards.
• Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify damage, perform quality repairs, and consistently deliver excellent workmanship.
• Skilled in using autobody repair tools and equipment, including personal hand and power tools. Must have and maintain a personal set of professional autobody tools.
• Ability to safely lift and carry up to 75 lbs and perform the physical demands of the role, including standing, bending, kneeling, and working in various positions.
  
  

Benefits:

• Flat Rate Pay
• Paid Time Off
• Safety Shoe Voucher
• I-CAR and OEM Training Opportunities
• Health and Dental Benefits
• Vision Care
• Life Insurance
• Group RRSP
• Staff Lunches
• Company Events
• Employee Discount
• Industry-leading facility, tools and equipment
  
  

As an inclusive employer, Don-Mor Automotive Group is committed to providing a fully accessible recruitment process. If you require any accommodations or accessible supports during the hiring process, please contact our Human Resources department so we can work with you to meet your needs. We thank all applicants for their interest; only those selected for an interview will be contacted.