Becoming a collision specialist is a fulfilling career choice for those with a passion for automotive repair and a commitment to ensuring road safety. In this role, specialists meticulously assess and repair damaged vehicles, employing their expertise in welding, painting, and structural repair. Their work is essential in restoring vehicles to their pre-accident condition, ensuring they meet safety standards and look their best. Collision specialists often work in auto body shops, collision repair centers, or even for insurance companies, where their skills are highly valued in helping individuals get back on the road safely after an accident. It's a career that combines technical know-how with a sense of satisfaction in helping people during stressful times, making it a rewarding choice for those interested in the automotive industry.
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Good Morning and Happy Testimonial Tuesday! Let’s continue sharing the great opportunities of this Industry. I was blessed to start as a parts driver and learn the parts counter. I moved up quickly to Assistant Manager and then Manager. Was extremely grateful to keep my job, as I backed into a custom Mustang and ripped off the carbon fiber hood second day on the job 😳 I was recruited from parts and got to taste the service side of the business. I was an operations manager for an onsite fleet repair company. I got to learn the repair side from small pickups to hydrolic boom repairs and 18 wheelers. I was able to bring my parts knowledge to help train the importance of getting all parts needed and message how critical it affected productivity for having a technician on site without all parts. I was hooked on the challenges and had a hunger for the knowledge. Learning how to negotiate with National Fleets was a great experience for building confidence and presenting value. I even got a chance to sell cars and learn value in personal branding and catering to my local community. More importantly 🚨 Building a business within a business! With hard work my pay could be as high as I put my mind to. Most importantly the value in knowing your audience and the sucess in being able to adapt to different personalities. More importantly… The importance of the attention to the details From there on out I’ve been in the independent repair side and it’s fun getting to know all different brand vehicles, what the quirks are and how to better train and advise on repairs. I am Honored to help lead and the team inspires me to be better and do better everyday. It’s all about the people that makes this profession so great! Unlike a 4 year degree where they make you pick a major. This industry allows so many different positions to try and choose from. Not to mention the unlimited opportunity for growth and endless learning. We all agree it has its troubles, we all committed to work on changing. Let’s all keep spreading the word of all the great opportunities 😊 What different roles have you all worked in? Let’s attract the talent by showcasing our own! #greatestindustryonearth 🌍 #choices #skyisthelimit
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