Tear Down Technician

Tear Down Technician

About Greenbrier Collision Center

At Greenbrier Collision Center were proud to be the automotive home for drivers across Lewisburg WV and the surrounding communities. Our team delivers an unmatched experience. With competitive pricing exceptional service and a customer-first culture we give every guest a reason to choose Greenbrier.

Were not just focused on great vehicles; were committed to creating a great place to work. Our team enjoys:

• Health Coverage Comprehensive medical dental and vision plans
• Life & Accidental Death Insurance Added financial protection for you and your family
• Retirement Savings Plan Company-supported planning for your future
• Paid Vacation Time Generous time off to rest and recharge
• Paid Holidays Enjoy major holidays off and were closed on Sundays
• WorkLife Balance A collaborative supportive culture that values your time and creativity

If you want to grow with a dealership that values people as much as performance youll feel right at home here.

About the Role

A Tear Down Technician (Disassembly for Estimate Technician) is a specialized role in an auto body shop responsible for completely dismantling the damaged areas of a vehicle before actual structural or cosmetic repairs begin.

This position acts as the gateway to the entire repair process ensuring hidden damage is uncovered immediately to avoid mid-job delays.

Primary Responsibilities

• Complete Disassembly: Stripping away damaged panels bumpers trim door handles and interior pieces to expose the vehicles underlying frame or unibody structure.
• Blueprinting & Inspection: Working closely with Estimators and Shop Manager to visually map out all broken internal brackets clips or structural components. Providing Estimators and Parts Advisors with information regarding any additional parts or repairs that will be required from tear down assessment.
• Parts & Fastener Cataloging: Organizing labeling and placing all reusable and damaged parts onto specialized parts carts so reassembly can happen smoothly without lost hardware.
• Mechanical Detaching: Carefully disconnecting and capping lines for complex components like cooling systems radiators and air conditioning units when working on heavy front-end damage.
• Prepping for Paint: Removing adjacent components from blend panels so painters have clear access to coat the vehicle without overspray

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare vehicles for body repair work
• Maintain tools and equipment in proper working condition
• Wear and maintain all required personal protective equipment (PPE) including respirators
• Comply with all laws and regulations regarding paints thinners and other hazardous materials
• Cooperate with other personnel to repair and prep vehicles efficiently
• Operate all tools and equipment safely
• Understand and comply with federal state and local body shop regulations including OSHA and hazardous waste disposal
• Perform other tasks as assigned

Qualifications

• Previous body repair or auto collision experience preferred
• Knowledge of repair techniques tools and safety equipment
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
• Ability to work efficiently and meet time standards
• Professional appearance and positive attitude

Work Environment

Body shop environment with exposure to paints chemicals and machinery; requires adherence to safety standards.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Greenbrier Automotive Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin disability protected veteran status or any other legally protected characteristic.