The Collision General Manager is responsible for ensuring exceptional customer experiences and managing daily operations of the collision center, including budgeting, sales forecasting, performance reviews, and staff training. They uphold quality standards and lead staff to achieve key performance indicators while maintaining safety and compliance.

The Pre-TDP Apprentice position offers hands-on experience in the automotive industry where the apprentice will assist in basic auto body repairs, learn to use tools and equipment, participate in vehicle inspections, and collaborate with a team while following safety protocols.

The Market Manager is responsible for the overall operations and profitability of multiple collision repair locations. This includes ensuring the implementation of the WOW plan, managing staff performance, recruiting and training employees, fostering relationships with insurance contacts, and conducting performance reviews.

As an Auto Body Apprentice, you'll repair vehicles according to insurance guidelines and quality standards. You will inspect and disassemble collision areas, perform minor body repairs, and assist a Senior Licensed Technician. This position provides a supportive learning environment with opportunities for career advancement.

As a Pre-TDP Apprentice, you will assist with basic auto body repairs under the guidance of an experienced technician, participate in vehicle inspections, and maintain tools and a clean work environment. This hands-on role prepares you to qualify for the Technician Development Program after a 30-day trial period.

The Auto Body Refinish Prepper prepares vehicles for refinishing by sanding, masking, priming, and applying finishes like primers and clear coats. They ensure quality restoration and compliance with insurance guidelines while working in a dynamic and professional environment.

The Auto Body Technician is responsible for assessing and repairing vehicles to restore them to pre-accident condition. This includes disassembling, repairing, and reassembling vehicle bodies, hammers out dents, realigning frames, replacing parts, and ensuring quality repairs are completed in a timely manner. Team efficiency and customer satisfaction are integral to this role.

The Auto Body Refinish Prepper prepares vehicles for refinishing, ensuring quality by performing surface preparation, vehicle masking, priming, and coating. Responsibilities include applying various coatings and treatments, evaluating bodywork, and adhering to insurance guidelines for collision repair.

The Auto Body General Manager oversees all operations of the collision center, ensuring compliance with policies, managing budgets, monitoring KPIs, and delivering customer satisfaction. Key responsibilities include coaching staff, managing performance reviews, handling estimates, and maintaining safety standards in the facility.

The CSR is responsible for delivering exceptional customer experiences by managing relationships with customers and insurance companies, scheduling vehicle repair appointments, and providing administrative support to the Repair Facility Team.

The CSR is responsible for delivering exceptional customer experiences by managing relationships with customers and insurance companies, scheduling appointments, obtaining repair authorizations, and recording communications during the repair process.

The Auto Body Refinish Prepper at Gerber Collision & Glass prepares vehicles for refinishing by sanding, masking, priming, and applying various coatings to restore them to pre-accident condition. Responsibilities include ensuring quality through evaluation and adhering to insurance guidelines.

As an Auto Body Apprentice, you will repair vehicles following insurance guidelines, inspect collision damages, repair vehicle body panels, and assist a Senior Technician. The role involves continuous learning and opportunities for career advancement.

The Auto Body Technician is responsible for assessing and repairing vehicles to restore them to pre-accident condition, including disassembling, repairing, and reassembling vehicle parts while ensuring high quality and speed. They also prepare cost estimates and inspect vehicles after repairs.

The General Manager is responsible for ensuring exceptional customer experiences and managing the daily operations of the Collision Center, including budgeting, sales tracking, staff training, and adherence to quality and safety standards.

Managers in Training at Gerber Collision & Glass learn various roles within the company, including Customer Service Representative, Parts Coordinator, and Estimator. They are responsible for ensuring the execution of the WOW Process and completing required certifications for different positions in the shop while striving for customer satisfaction.

The General Manager is responsible for providing an excellent customer experience while overseeing day-to-day operations of the Collision Center, ensuring compliance with policies, coaching team members, managing budgets, monitoring performance, and maintaining safety standards. They lead staff meetings and facilitate training to drive the success of the team.

The CSR is responsible for providing an exceptional customer experience, managing customer and insurance relationships, executing administrative tasks for the repair facility, and ensuring a smooth vehicle repair process.

The Auto Body Technician assesses, repairs, and restores vehicles to pre-accident condition, focusing on customer satisfaction and efficient repair execution. Responsibilities include planning repair work, executing repairs using various tools, and ensuring quality by inspecting repaired vehicles.

The General Labour role involves providing exceptional customer service through meticulous vehicle detailing, ensuring high-quality delivery standards. Responsibilities include cleaning and maintaining vehicles, performing basic maintenance checks, supporting team efforts, and adhering to safety protocols while maintaining cleanliness in the shop and production areas.