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Manager Auto Body Shop Manager Jobs in Minnesota

The Painter works closely with estimators, technicians, and the Body Shop Manager to deliver high-quality collision repairs and customer satisfaction. Essential Functions / Key Responsibilities Paint ...

The Painter works closely with estimators, technicians, and the Body Shop Manager to deliver high-quality collision repairs and customer satisfaction. Essential Functions / Key Responsibilities Paint ...

At Phil's Body Shop, we believe in doing things right -- for our customers, our team, and our craft ... If you're an experienced, driven Auto Body Technician who wants to work in a clean, organized, and ...

At Phil's Body Shop, we believe in doing things right - for our customers, our team, and our craft ... If you're an experienced, driven Auto Body Technician who wants to work in a clean, organized, and ...

Body Shop Technician

Redwood Falls, MN · On-site

$60K - $120K/yr

Skilled in auto body repair and paint * Detail‑oriented * Motivated to grow and contribute to a respected local dealership Your Responsibilities * Perform body and paint repairs following ...

What We're Looking For We're seeking an experienced Body Shop Technician who takes pride in ... Skilled in auto body repair and paint * Detailoriented * Motivated to grow and contribute to a ...

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Manager Auto Body Shop Manager information

What is the difference between Manager Auto Body Shop Manager vs Auto Body Technician?

AspectAuto Body Shop ManagerAuto Body Technician
CredentialsManagement experience, certifications like I-CAR or ASETechnical certifications, collision repair training
Work EnvironmentOffice and shop supervision, administrative tasksHands-on repair work in the shop
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in auto repair shops, collision centers, dealershipsUsed in auto repair shops, collision centers

The main difference is that the Manager Auto Body Shop Manager oversees operations, staff, and customer relations, while the Auto Body Technician focuses on repairing vehicles. The manager handles administrative duties, scheduling, and quality control, whereas the technician performs the repair work. Both roles are essential in the auto body industry but require different skills and certifications.

What are the most commonly searched types of Auto Body Shop Manager jobs in Minnesota? The most popular types of Auto Body Shop Manager jobs in Minnesota are:

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

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Job description

Body Shop Technician

Department: Body Shop / Collision Repair
Reports To: Body Shop Manager


Overview

The Body Shop Technician is responsible for performing high-quality collision repairs, structural work, and refinishing preparation on commercial trucks, fleet vehicles, and heavy-duty equipment. This role requires strong technical skill, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety, quality, and efficiency.

By following manufacturer repair procedures, industry standards, and safety guidelines, the Body Shop Technician ensures vehicles are restored to pre-accident condition and returned to service on time. This position plays a key role in customer satisfaction, repair quality, and overall shop productivity.


Benefits
  • Health Insurance

  • 401(k) Retirement Plan

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)

  • Competitive Wages

  • Flexible Scheduling


Key Responsibilities
  • Prepare vehicles for repair by reviewing work orders, damage estimates, and manufacturer repair procedures.

  • Perform collision repairs including structural repairs, panel replacement, welding, straightening, and alignment of damaged components.

  • Repair or replace damaged body panels, frames, doors, bumpers, and related components to meet quality and safety standards.

  • Perform metal work, plastic repair, and body filler application to restore vehicle surfaces prior to refinishing.

  • Ensure repairs are completed efficiently and accurately while maintaining a clean, safe, and organized work area.

  • Document repairs, parts usage, and additional repair recommendations accurately within repair orders and estimating systems.

  • Collaborate with estimators, painters, and management to ensure repair quality, timelines, and customer expectations are met.

  • Maintain and properly use shop tools, welding equipment, frame machines, and measuring systems.

  • Follow all safety protocols, OSHA standards, and manufacturer guidelines to promote a safe working environment.

  • Stay current with industry trends, repair techniques, and evolving vehicle construction materials.


General Knowledge and Skills You Will Need
  • Strong understanding of collision repair processes, structural repair techniques, and body shop equipment.

  • Ability to read and interpret repair estimates, OEM repair procedures, and technical documentation.

  • High attention to detail with a focus on quality workmanship and safety compliance.

  • Strong time-management and organizational skills to meet production goals and deadlines.

  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with team members across the body shop.

  • Commitment to continuous learning and adapting to new materials, tools, and repair technologies.


Desired Education and Experience
  • High school diploma or equivalent

  • Previous experience as a body shop technician or collision repair technician preferred

  • I-CAR training or certifications a plus


This job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, or requirements. The dealership reserves the right to modify or assign additional responsibilities as business needs change. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.