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Veit

Manufactures ironing, fusing, pressing equipment

Vintage Car Detailer

Full-TimePosted on 10/16/2026
$26 - $33/hr+ Profit sharing
Senior, Expert
Rogers, MN, USA
In Person
Automotive Service & Repair

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 5 years of detailing experience.
  • Experience working with antique, classic, luxury, or collector vehicles.
  • Knowledge of paint correction, polishing, and vehicle preservation techniques.
  • Mechanical aptitude and basic vehicle maintenance knowledge.
  • Experience in museum, restoration, or collector automotive environments.
  • A valid driver's license and the ability to maintain a satisfactory Motor Vehicle Record.
  • Ability to perform scheduled workdays of 8 to 12 hours or longer and occasional weekend work.
  • Ability to frequently stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, and use hands and arms; safely enter and exit vintage vehicles; move carefully around fragile materials; and lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds.
  • Ability to perform extended standing and detailed handwork, including occasional work from low or awkward positions.
  • Ability to follow safety, security, preservation, and personal protective equipment requirements; employment is contingent on satisfactory drug and alcohol screening and a job-related pre-employment background check.
Responsibilities
  • Clean, detail, and preserve antique, classic, muscle, and collector vehicles.
  • Wash, polish, wax, and protect vehicle exteriors using appropriate products and techniques.
  • Clean and condition leather, vinyl, fabric, chrome, wood, and specialty interior materials.
  • Maintain show-ready vehicle presentation standards.
  • Safely operate detailing equipment and tools.
  • Inspect, clean, and maintain detailing tools and equipment; follow product instructions and requirements for protective equipment, chemical labeling, storage, and disposal; and report defective equipment or unsafe conditions.
  • Apply protective coatings and preservation treatments as appropriate.
  • Identify and report cosmetic concerns, deterioration, or damage.
  • Assist with moving, positioning, and staging vehicles for exhibits and events.
  • Monitor vehicle condition and maintain appearance records.
  • Support inventory management of detailing supplies and equipment.
  • Ensure proper storage and environmental controls are maintained.
  • Assist with light maintenance and upkeep of museum spaces.
  • Support special events, tours, and vehicle showcases.
  • Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment.
  • Work carefully to protect vehicles, artifacts, finishes, and museum property.

About the company

Veit is a global manufacturer of ironing and finishing equipment for garments. Its product range includes ironing tables, steam generators, high-pressure steam irons, fusing machines, hot and cold 3D form finishers, tunnel systems, and computer-controlled robotic pressing machines. The equipment is designed to deliver high fusing and finishing quality with short processing times and is known for durability and reliability. Veit differentiates itself by offering a broad, integrated lineup from a trusted, leading supplier that emphasizes quality, efficiency, and long service life, positioning itself as a premium alternative in the market. The company aims to help customers achieve precise, fast, and consistent garment finishing results.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Landsberg am Lech, Germany

Founded

1956

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What believers are saying

  • Plymouth named Veit & Company apparent low bidder on February 19, 2026.
  • Duluth’s new $5 million regional facility supports growth and operating efficiency.
  • Kelly Veit became CEO in 2021, preserving family control and continuity.

What critics are saying

  • Heavy municipal bidding exposes margins to price competition and change-order disputes.
  • Capital spending on rigs and facilities raises leverage if project flow slows.
  • A prolonged Midwest infrastructure downturn could strand equipment and crush utilization.

What makes Veit unique

  • Family-owned Rogers contractor spans construction and waste management under Kelly Veit.
  • Won a Liebherr LRB 19 rig at Conexpo 2026, deepening equipment capability.
  • Served as apparent low bidder for Plymouth’s 2026 street reconstruction contract.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Profit Sharing
  • Tuition Reimbursement
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Paid Vacation

Company News

Messe Frankfurt
Jun 24th, 2026
Expertise, exchange and new perspectives.

Expertise, exchange and new perspectives. By Antje Schmidtpeter Follow-up report on the 'Protective Wear Days 2026' in Landsberg: Expertise, networking and new perspectives for the protective clothing industry. On June 9-10, Dialog Textil-Bekleidung e.V. (DTB) and VEIT GmbH hosted the Protective Wear Days 2026 in Landsberg am Lech, creating a dedicated platform for professionals across the textile protective wear industry. Around 90 experts from industry, research and practice gathered to exchange knowledge, discuss current challenges and strengthen professional networks. The two-day event focused on key developments in protective wear, ranging from military and government protective equipment to specialized industrial applications. Through expert presentations, workshops and exhibitor contributions, participants explored topics such as textile expertise and material knowledge, quality management, processing technologies, supply chain management, certification requirements and digital product development supported by 3D and AI technologies. One of the key takeaways was the increasing complexity of modern protective wear. Safety requirements, functionality, material performance, fit, colour consistency and supply chain resilience must increasingly be addressed in an integrated way. Several speakers highlighted how digital technologies and data-driven processes are becoming essential tools in product development, tender management and quality assurance. Another important topic was the challenge of public tenders and secure supply chains, particularly in military and government procurement. Discussions emphasized the growing importance of quality, transparency and strong partnerships throughout the supply chain. In addition to the conference programme, exhibitors presented practical solutions ranging from sewing and processing technologies to lamination, welding applications, technical textiles, yarns and colour and surface measurement systems. A guided site visit at VEIT Group also provided valuable insights into advanced production and processing technologies. Participants particularly appreciated the event's open and collaborative atmosphere. Several attendees described the format as an "expert knowledge exchange" rather than a traditional trade fair, highlighting the practical discussions, accessibility and strong networking opportunities. As one participant summarized: "This personal, family-like atmosphere is something you do not find at trade fairs." Feedback on the event was overwhelmingly positive, with participants praising the high level of expertise, practical relevance and valuable networking opportunities. As a result, DTB and VEIT Group have already confirmed plans to continue the format in the future.