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JOB SUMMARY The metal Technician is responsible for making repairs to all assigned vehicles, restoring them to pre-accident condition in accordance with industry standards and factory specifications. DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES * Repair damaged vehicles using technical information sheets following APS (Advanced Process Solutions) in accordance with repair orders (RO). * Makes "repair or replace" decisions concerning safety, costs and cycle time. * Remove upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment and trim to gain access to vehicle and fenders. * Perform structural or replacement repairs, airbag replacement and some mechanical work. * Perform different types of sheet metal welding and metal finishing. * File, grind, and sand repaired surfaces using power tools and hand tools. * Work and communicate with Production Manager and Estimators on the vehicle repair status (including supplements). * Meets or exceeds CARSTAR's requirements for tech efficiency, cycle time (to keep vehicles on schedule for on-time delivery) and return rate. * Utilize all required safety equipment, follows proper repair procedures and adheres to all requirements for hazardous waste disposal. * Keeps personal work area organized and clean, returns tools and maintains parts/materials carts in an organized manner. * Follow CARSTAR's quality control processes and inspections. * Perform assigned duties in a safe and responsible manner that does not expose yourself or other employees to unnecessary risk of injury. * Attend daily release meetings. * Other duties as assigned. EXPERIENCE / SKILL REQUIREMENTS * 2-5 years of auto body collision repair experience required. * High School diploma/GED required, collision tech graduate preferred. * I-CAR certification or ASE training required. * I-CAR welding and ASE Structural (B4) certification strongly preferred. * Experience using frame and measuring equipment. * History of working independently and in a team environment. * Highly organized, able to handle multiple concurrent assignments. * Valid driver's license and insurable driving record. * Must provide own tools (in working order) PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS * Essential physical requirements include: * Ability to stoop, bend and kneel, squat, kneel and pulling * Extended periods of kneeling, bending, squatting and stooping to complete or inspect repairs. * Carry and lift heavy objects (up to 80lbs) * Manual dexterity and eye/hand coordination to operate equipment. * Standing, sitting and walking• Performing repetitive motions WORK ENVIRONMENT * Exposure to: * Paint, fumes and particles * Dirt / Dust * Chemicals / Toxins * Varying heat / cold * Intermittent noise * All duties, responsibilities and experience are subject to change by location

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