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Autobody Specialist (RV FIBREGLASS)

Longview, WA · On-site

$30 - $55/hr (+ commission)

RV collision and body repair * Fiberglass and composite repair * Fiberglass reconstruction and fabrication * Repair cracked, broken, delaminated, or damaged exterior panels * Repair and replace RV ...

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Autobody Specialist (RV FIBREGLASS)

Longview, WA · On-site

$30 - $55/hr (+ commission)

RV collision and body repair * Fiberglass and composite repair * Fiberglass reconstruction and fabrication * Repair cracked, broken, delaminated, or damaged exterior panels * Repair and replace RV ...

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Autobody Specialist (RV FIBREGLASS)

Longview, WA · On-site

$30 - $55/hr (+ commission)

RV collision and body repair * Fiberglass and composite repair * Fiberglass reconstruction and fabrication * Repair cracked, broken, delaminated, or damaged exterior panels * Repair and replace RV ...

Collision Estimator

Andover, KS · On-site

$51K - $70K/yr

SIGN ON BONUS OF $500!! ($250 PAID AFTER 6 MONTHS EMPLOYMENT & $250 PAID AFTER FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY.) At Central Body, we've built our reputation on over four decades of trusted RV collision repair ...

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How much do rv collision repair jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for rv collision repair in the United States is $28.88, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.63 and $32.69 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is RV collision repair?

RV collision repair refers to the process of restoring recreational vehicles (RVs) that have been damaged in accidents or collisions. This service includes repairing exterior body damage, fixing structural issues, replacing parts, repainting, and ensuring the RV is safe and functional again. Skilled technicians use specialized tools and materials to match factory finishes and maintain the vehicle’s integrity. RV collision repair shops may also work with insurance companies to handle claims and estimates. Choosing a certified repair facility ensures quality workmanship and helps protect your investment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an RV collision repair technician?

To thrive as an RV Collision Repair Technician, you need expertise in auto body repair, knowledge of RV construction, and experience with painting and refinishing, typically gained through vocational training or apprenticeships. Familiarity with tools such as welders, sanders, computerized diagnostic systems, and industry certifications like I-CAR are often required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills help technicians deliver quality repairs and work effectively with both customers and team members. These skills ensure safe, reliable, and aesthetically restored RVs, contributing to customer satisfaction and business success.

What are some of the most common challenges faced by RV collision repair technicians, and how can job seekers prepare for them?

RV collision repair technicians often encounter unique challenges, such as working with a wide variety of materials (fiberglass, aluminum, wood) and addressing both mechanical and cosmetic damage. The size and complexity of RVs can make repairs more labor-intensive and require creative problem-solving. To prepare, job seekers should gain experience with different repair techniques, familiarize themselves with RV-specific systems, and stay current on industry standards. Teamwork is essential, as technicians frequently collaborate with painters, parts specialists, and service advisors to ensure high-quality repairs and customer satisfaction.

What is the difference between Rv Collision Repair vs Auto Body Technician?

AspectRv Collision RepairAuto Body Technician
CertificationsASE certifications, collision repair licensesASE certifications, collision repair licenses
Work EnvironmentRV repair shops, collision centers specializing in RVsAuto body shops, collision repair centers for cars
Industry UsageSpecialized in RVs and large vehiclesPrimarily cars and light trucks
Common Search/ComparisonYesYes

While both Rv Collision Repair and Auto Body Technicians perform collision repairs, Rv Collision Repair specialists focus on large vehicles like RVs, requiring specific skills and certifications. Auto Body Technicians typically work on cars and light trucks. The main difference lies in the vehicle types and repair environments, but both roles share similar certifications and industry standards.

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Autobody Specialist (RV FIBREGLASS)

Longview, WA • On-site

$30 - $55/hr (+ commission)

Full-time

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Job description

RV Collision, Body & Paint Technician

Off Grid RV Service LLC (OGRVS) – Longview, WA

Full-Time | Flat Rate + High Incentives | High Earning Potential

Off Grid RV Service LLC is expanding our custom RV operation and looking for an experienced RV Collision, Body & Paint Technician to help develop and grow our collision and paint department.

OGRVS is a custom RV service and fabrication shop—not a traditional dealership. Our work ranges from everyday collision damage to fiberglass reconstruction, compartment and body repairs, custom modifications, full-body paint, refinishing, and restoration work.

We're looking for a technician who takes pride in producing high-end finished work and has the ability to take a damaged coach from teardown through final paint and reassembly.

Responsibilities

  • RV collision and body repair
  • Fiberglass and composite repair
  • Fiberglass reconstruction and fabrication
  • Repair cracked, broken, delaminated, or damaged exterior panels
  • Repair and replace RV body panels, skirts and compartment doors
  • Structural damage assessment and repair
  • Collision teardown and reassembly
  • Body filler and finishing work
  • Sanding, blocking and surface preparation
  • Primer application and preparation
  • Paint matching and color blending
  • Basecoat/clearcoat application
  • Single-stage and multi-stage paint systems
  • Full-body RV paint and refinishing
  • Clearcoat repair and restoration
  • Gelcoat repair and refinishing
  • Masking and paint preparation
  • Cut, buff and polish finished paint
  • Repair cosmetic damage, scratches and dents
  • Remove and reinstall exterior moldings, lights, doors and accessories
  • Replace decals and graphics when necessary
  • Perform custom body modifications and fabrication
  • Document hidden damage discovered during teardown
  • Work with service writers on supplemental collision estimates
  • Maintain professional-quality workmanship throughout the repair

We're Looking for More Than a Parts Changer

OGRVS specializes in custom work.

We need someone who can look at damaged fiberglass, aluminum, composite material or an RV body structure and determine how to properly repair it, even when replacing the entire assembly isn't practical.

The ideal technician can take a project from:

Damage → Teardown → Structural/Fiberglass Repair → Bodywork → Prep → Paint → Buff → Reassembly → Finished Coach

We're especially interested in someone who can fabricate a solution when replacement parts are discontinued or unavailable.

Preferred Experience

Strong candidates may have experience in:

  • RV collision repair
  • Automotive collision repair
  • Heavy truck collision
  • Bus or motorcoach repair
  • Marine fiberglass repair
  • Fiberglass/composite fabrication
  • Automotive refinishing
  • Custom automotive paint
  • Restoration work
  • Body fabrication
  • Paint correction and polishing

Previous RV experience is preferred but not mandatory.

A highly skilled automotive, marine, heavy-truck, restoration or custom-paint technician can be an excellent fit.

What We Expect

We're looking for someone who:

  • Produces professional-quality body and paint work
  • Can work independently
  • Understands proper repair procedures
  • Takes pride in panel fit, body lines and final finish
  • Can properly match and blend colors
  • Knows how to diagnose problems before burying them under body filler
  • Maintains an organized work area
  • Protects customer interiors and surrounding surfaces
  • Can accurately identify additional damage during teardown
  • Communicates when a repair requires additional labor or materials
  • Is reliable and productive
  • Understands the importance of completing jobs efficiently without sacrificing quality

Flat Rate + High Performance Incentives

This is a high-income position for a technician who can produce high-quality work.

OGRVS offers a competitive flat-rate compensation structure with aggressive production incentives.

We believe technicians who consistently turn high-quality billable hours should be rewarded for their productivity.

Compensation opportunities include:

  • Competitive flat-rate compensation based on experience
  • High billable-hour incentives
  • Production bonuses
  • Additional incentives for exceeding weekly production goals
  • Increased earning potential for technicians capable of independently completing major jobs
  • Advancement opportunities as the collision department grows
  • Potential Lead Collision Technician / Collision Department Manager opportunity for the right person

There is significant earning potential for a technician who can consistently produce quality work.

If you can turn hours, maintain quality and get jobs out the door, we want you to make serious money.

Help Build the OGRVS Collision Department

This is also an opportunity for the right person to help us build and develop our collision and paint department.

We're especially interested in someone with enough experience to help establish efficient processes for:

Estimating → Teardown → Supplements → Parts → Body Repair → Paint → Reassembly → Quality Control

For the right candidate, this position has room to develop into a leadership position running the collision and paint side of OGRVS.

Why OGRVS?

You won't spend every day replacing bumpers on identical cars.

RV collision work requires creativity.

One project may involve rebuilding a fiberglass rear cap on a diesel pusher. The next might require fabricating a discontinued body panel, repairing a damaged compartment, matching a multi-color full-body paint scheme, repairing collision damage on a camper van, or incorporating custom body modifications during the repair.

If you're a talented collision technician who enjoys fabrication, custom work and solving problems other shops don't want to touch, we'd like to talk to you.

Position: RV Collision, Body & Paint Technician
Company: Off Grid RV Service LLC
Location: Longview, Washington
Schedule: Full-Time
Compensation: Flat Rate + High Performance Incentives
Experience: Experienced Collision/Body/Paint Technician Preferred

To apply, send your resume or work history.

Photos of completed collision repairs, fiberglass work, restorations, fabrication or paint work are strongly encouraged.

OGRVS — CUT YOUR CORD AND DITCH THE GRID