Muscle Shoals - Automotive Body Repair Tech - Full-Time

Long-Lewis of Muscle Shoals is hiring experienced Body Repair Technicians who take pride in precision, not just production.

If you're serious about doing things the right way, working with a top-notch team, and getting paid what you're worth, keep reading.

What You'll Be Doing:

Restore vehicle frames and body panels to pre-accident condition - no shortcuts

Sand, prime, prep, and paint to perfection - we match finish AND color

Use modern frame machines, spray booths, and OEM-calibrated tools

Handle rust removal, corrosion repair, and flawless refinishing

Work closely with estimators and teammates to keep jobs flowing smoothly

Maintain a safe, clean, and respectful work environment What You'll Get:

• Top pay based on skill and performance - earn what you're worth

• Training paid for - I-CAR & OEM programs to grow your career

• Full benefits - medical, dental, vision, 401(k), PTO, and more

• A well-equipped, clean, and modern shop - no junk tools, no chaos

• A culture that values quality over shortcuts - your craftsmanship matters

What You Bring to the Table:

1+ year of professional collision repair experience

I-CAR certification (or actively working toward it - ProLevel 3 is a big plus!)

Strong skills in frame repair, body work, prep, and paint

Pride in quality work and attention to every detail

A team-focused, can-do attitude - no egos, no drama

Valid driver's license and a clean driving record If This Sounds Like You...

Tired of shops that rush work or cut corners?

Want to be respected for your skill and precision?

Ready to grow in your craft AND your paycheck?

This is your sign to make the move.

Join the Long-Lewis Team

We're not just a shop - we're a tight-knit, high-performing team where craftsmanship comes first and every technician is valued.

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