Full-Time
Auto Body Production Manager
Posted on 9/26/2025
The Boyd Group
201-500 employees
Collision repair and auto glass network
Compensation Overview
$65k - $80k/yr
Lake Oswego, OR, USA
In Person
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- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Proven experience in a collision repair environment or similar role
- 3 years experience
- Self Motivated and decision making skills
- Effectively operate in a fast-paced environment, demonstrating multi-tasking ability while working under pressure
- Time Management Skills - Must be able to meet deadlines
- Give Direction in a team environment
- Ability to interpret work scope from vehicle estimates or work orders
- Customer Service Oriented and strong organizational skills
- Comprehensive knowledge of vehicle repair practices
- Communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
- Strong attention to detail and a high degree of accuracy
- Valid Driver’s License
- Frequently required to bend, crouch, reach, handle tools and lift in excess of 50lbs of materials
- I-Car Registered (working towards Gold Class certification)
- Ensure consistent execution of WOW (Wow Operating Way) plan
- Plan daily production schedule to maximize efficiency and maintain cycle time goals
- Run production meeting to communicate priorities to staff
- Perform in-process quality control checks to ensure company standards are met
- Immediately identify and address any quality issues or production delays
- Perform final quality inspection prior to delivery of the vehicle to customer
- Other duties may be assigned
- The Production Manager ensures that the customers’ vehicles are repaired on time, exceeding Gerber Collision’s quality expectations and the customers’ needs.
The Boyd Group is a North American collision repair and auto glass company. It runs a network of repair shops that fix damaged vehicles and replace or repair windshields and glass. Each shop provides on-site assessments, repairs, refinishing, and customer service to return vehicles to pre-accident condition. The business model centers on owning and consolidating a large number of collision repair centers to leverage scale, standardized processes, and a consistent customer experience. Unlike many competitors, Boyd grew aggressively through acquisitions, building a nationwide presence in both Canada and the United States and becoming the largest collision repair operator in Canada before expanding south of the border. The company aims to be the leading auto collision and glass repair platform in North America by delivering reliable repairs, transparent service, and a broad network that makes it easy for customers to access its shops.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Winnipeg, Canada
Founded
1990
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Joe Hudson’s $1.3B acquisition adds 258 Southeast locations, $35-45M synergies.
- Pro forma 2025 sales hit $3.89B, up from $3.1B, via 119 new sites.
- Targets $5B revenue, $700M EBITDA by 2029 through market share gains.
What critics are saying
- Joe Hudson’s integration fails, eroding synergies via customer loss in 6-12 months.
- Caliber Collision’s $1.6B Crash Champions deal captures 15% more Southeast share.
- Insurers cut reimbursement rates 5-10% post-consolidation across 1,301 locations.
What makes The Boyd Group unique
- Pioneered clean, professional collision shops since 1990, unlike typical shops.
- First North American publicly traded collision repair firm in 1998.
- Consolidates fragmented market with 1,301 locations post-Joe Hudson’s acquisition.
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Benefits
Annual Paid Time Off
Paid Parental Leave
Paid Holidays
Medical, Prescription Drug, Dental & Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Employer Paid Short-Term Disability
Employer Paid Life Insurance
Additional Voluntary Life Insurance
Continuing Education Opportunities
Free Prescription or Non-Prescription Safety Glasses
Annual Voluntary Uniform Stipend
Company News
Boyd Group Services, which operates collision repair and auto glass centres across North America, received a $9.26 million investment from AYAL Capital Advisors in the fourth quarter of 2025. The fund acquired 58,098 shares, representing 3.23% of its assets under management. Founded in November 2025 through an initial public offering priced at $141, Boyd's shares have risen approximately 20% to $168.71. The company operates non-franchised service centres serving insurance companies and retail customers. Boyd generates revenue primarily through vehicle repair and glass replacement services, focusing on direct relationships with insurers. The company has demonstrated steady same-store sales growth and continues expanding through acquisitions, reinforcing its roll-up strategy across the North American collision repair market.
The boyd Group receives regulatory approval for acquisition of Joe Hudson's Collision Center. The company intends to close the deal on January 9, which will add 258 collision repair locations across the U.S. to its network. Boyd Group Services Inc. intends to close the acquisition of Joe Hudson's Collision Center for $1.3 billion on January 9. The definitive agreement was previously announced on October 29, and regulatory requirements have been satisfied. The acquisition will expand the Company's footprint by 258 collision locations across the U.S. Southeast and bring its total locations to 1,273. JHCC was founded in 1989 and has executed a successful long-term growth strategy of new location and same-store sales growth. Since its founding, JHCC has successfully grown its footprint to 258 collision locations across 18 U.S. states through a combination of new development and acquisitions. In addition to its strong top-line growth, JHCC's focus on densifying within the U.S. Southeast, as well as executing solid operational performance, has enabled it to establish a track record of strong profitability.
Boyd Group Services Inc. is acquiring Joe Hudson's Collision Center (JHCC) for $1.3 billion, expanding Boyd's presence in the U.S. Southeast with 258 new locations. The acquisition is expected to generate $35-$45 million in annual synergies and be accretive to Boyd's Adjusted EBITDA margin and net earnings per share. Boyd's preliminary Q3 2025 results show sales of $787-$792 million, a 5% increase year-over-year, and a 21-23% rise in Adjusted EBITDA. The acquisition is set to close in Q4 2025.
Boyd Group Services Inc. announces pricing of C$275 million senior unsecured note offering and amendment and extension of existing revolving credit facilities
Boyd Group Services Inc. has appointed Brian Kaner to take over leadership of the auto repair company with nearly 1,000 collision and glass shops across Canada and the United States, effective next spring.