Industrial Equipment Body & Refinish Technician

Industrial Equipment Body & Refinish Technician

Build the infrastructure that moves the Tri-State area. Our client, a civil construction leader with decades of experience and a safety-first mindset, is expanding its well-resourced fleet services team. Join a culture that values precision, professionalism, and your long-term growth—where your craft directly reduces downtime and elevates public safety.

Your mission

Restore and protect heavy trucks, trailers, and equipment using expert bodywork, structural repair, and professional-grade finishing. Partner with maintenance and operations to tackle the highest-impact repairs first and return critical assets to service quickly—with a finish that reflects the company’s reputation for quality.

What you’ll tackle

• Body repairs for heavy fleet: dent removal, panel replacement, welding (structural and cosmetic).
• Surface preparation: sanding, filling, priming; apply coatings via spray/brush for durable, showroom-level finishes.
• Corrosion control: sandblast frames, components, and panels; treat rust and apply undercoatings for longevity.
• Component restoration: repair/replace bumpers, doors, hoods, fenders; install decals, reflectors, and safety markings for compliance.
• Quality control: inspect work to meet safety and finish standards; document repairs, parts consumed, and follow-up actions.
• Shop excellence: maintain a safe, organized spray booth and tool set; adhere to paint/flammable handling and PPE protocols.
• Workflow coordination: align with maintenance and operations to prioritize jobs, manage parts, and meet turnaround targets.

Qualifications

Must-haves

• Proven auto-body skill set: metalwork, panel replacement, dent repair, sanding, filling, priming.
• Proficiency with welders, grinders, sanders, air tools, and spray equipment; capable of safely mixing/applying paint systems.
• Detail orientation in finish quality; organized with reliable documentation habits.
• Knowledge of safety practices for paint fumes, flammables, and PPE.
• Valid driver’s license (CDL a plus, not required).

Preferred

• Vocational or trade certification in auto/collision repair.
• Background in heavy equipment bodywork (trucks, trailers, excavators, graders).
• Spray-paint system certifications, OSHA training, or similar safety credentials.

You should be proficient in

• Automotive Repair
• Welding Setups for Production
• Lift Truck Repair & Maintenance
• Vehicle Body Repair
• Vehicle & Fleet Welding

Why you’ll love it

• Competitive pay
• Health benefits
• Medical, Vision, Life Insurance
• Paid time off and holiday schedule
• Retirement plan
• Tool/boot allowance; safety gear provided
• Paid training and certification support
• Stable, long-term work across diverse heavy-equipment fleets and infrastructure projects
• Career growth and cross-training within maintenance and operations

The details

• Experience: Mid-Level (4–7 years)
• Employment: Full Time

Only one opening. Apply today!