Collision Repair Technician - Automotive & Heavy-Duty Trucks

Location: South Metro, Twin Cities, Minnesota 
Job Type: Full-Time 
 

About the Role 
 
Confidential Company Notice: 
This position is being posted on behalf of a confidential organization due to a pending ownership transition. The company name and additional details will be shared with qualified candidates during the interview process. 

We are a rapidly expanding Medium & Heavy-Duty Truck Collision Center located in the South Metro Twin Cities. Our facility is large, modern, and built specifically for high-efficiency truck and commercial vehicle repairs. 

We are seeking an experienced Collision Repair Technician with automotive or truck body experience who is interested in expanding their skills into medium and heavy-duty truck collision repair. 

No heavy-duty experience? No problem. Skilled automotive collision technicians can successfully transition into truck repair, and we provide the training and support needed to grow in this specialized field. 

Key Responsibilities 

• Perform collision repair and structural repairs on automotive or commercial vehicles 

• Repair or replace body panels, frames, and structural components 

• Follow OEM repair procedures and safety standards 

• Conduct damage assessments and repair planning 

• Ensure repairs meet quality, safety, and manufacturer specifications 

• Maintain a clean and organized work area 

Why Join Our Team? 

• Opportunity to expand your career into heavy-duty truck collision repair 

• Higher earning potential due to commercial vehicle labor rates 

• Work in a large, modern facility designed for efficiency 

• Join a growing business with long-term career opportunities 
  

If you are an experienced collision repair technician ready to take your skills to the next level, we encourage you to apply today. 

• Experience as a Collision Repair Technician, Auto Body Technician, or Truck Body Technician 

• Strong knowledge of collision repair processes and body repair techniques 

• Ability to perform structural repairs, panel replacement, and bodywork 

• Commitment to quality craftsmanship and efficiency 

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team 

• Interest in learning heavy-duty and commercial vehicle repair 

• Commission Pay: Earn 35% – 41% of collected labor 

• Higher Labor Rates: Heavy-duty truck repairs typically carry higher labor rates than standard automotive collision work 

• Benefits Package: Health, dental, and retirement options 

• Modern Facility: Clean, organized, and state-of-the-art shop with ample workspace and equipment 

• Consistent Work Volume: High demand for commercial vehicle collision repair