Vehicle Inspection: Inspect vehicles to assess the extent of damage to the bodywork, including dents, scratches, rust, and structural damage. Determine the best approach and techniques for repairing or replacing damaged panels or components. Panel Repair and Restoration: Use specialized tools and equipment to repair or reshape damaged vehicle panels, including straightening dents, filling gaps, and smoothing surfaces. Perform metalworking, welding, and soldering tasks to restore structural integrity and aesthetics. Surface Preparation: Prepare vehicle surfaces for painting or refinishing by sanding, priming, and masking areas as needed. Ensure surfaces are clean, smooth, and free of imperfections to achieve optimal paint adhesion and finish quality. Paint Mixing and Matching: Mix paint colors and formulas to match the existing vehicle finish or customer specifications. Apply paint using spray guns, brushes, or other techniques to achieve an even coat and seamless blend with surrounding areas. Paint Refinishing and Detailing: Apply paint, clear coat, and finishing products to restore vehicle surfaces to their original appearance. Buff, polish, and detail painted surfaces to remove imperfections and enhance gloss and shine. Rust Repair and Prevention: Identify and repair rust damage to vehicle panels and components. Treat rusted areas with rust inhibitors, primers, and sealants to prevent further corrosion and protect the integrity of the vehicle's bodywork. Collision Repair: Perform collision repairs to vehicles involved in accidents, including frame straightening, panel replacement, and structural repairs. Ensure repairs meet industry standards for safety, quality, and integrity. Quality Control and Inspection: Conduct quality control checks and inspections to verify the accuracy and completeness of repairs. Ensure all work meets customer expectations, industry standards, and regulatory requirements. Technical Skills: Possess strong technical skills in metalworking, welding, fabrication, and painting techniques. Stay updated on industry trends, advancements in repair technology, and best practices for automotive body repair. Attention to Detail: Demonstrate a keen eye for detail and precision in performing bodywork repairs. Ensure all repairs are completed to high standards of craftsmanship and aesthetics. Problem-Solving Abilities: Identify and troubleshoot problems encountered during repairs, such as fitment issues, paint matching challenges, or structural damage. Develop creative solutions to overcome obstacles and achieve successful outcomes. Customer Service: Interact with customers professionally and courteously, providing clear explanations of repair options, timelines, and costs. Address customer concerns or questions promptly and ensure their satisfaction with the repair process and results.