Multi-Skill Accident Repair Technician Apprenticeship - Worcester

Nottingham College; Worcester; On-site; GBP 40,000 - GBP 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A vocational training institution in the UK is offering a position for a Multi-Skilled Vehicle Accident Repair Technician. The successful candidate will engage in extensive training covering mechanical, electrical, panel repair, and paint-surface techniques. This apprenticeship aims to equip candidates with formal qualifications while providing hands-on experience in vehicle repair. Dedicated training will also be offered for industry-recognized certifications. Ideal for individuals looking to start a fruitful career in automotive repair.

Qualifications

• Skills to repair all main vehicle systems including air conditioning and vehicle alignment.
• Ability to replace panels and carry out welding and bonding techniques.
• Knowledge of paint refinishing methods like sealing and priming.

Responsibilities

• Repair vehicles after collision damage.
• Learn to perform various techniques in vehicle repair.
• Complete additional tasks assigned by the line manager.

Skills

Mechanical, Electrical & Trim skills

Panel repair techniques

Paint-surface repair techniques

Welding

Electric and Hybrid Repair

Education

Industry qualifications

Job description

The Gemini Apprenticeship Programme provides you with an exciting and challenging opportunity to achieve formal qualifications through extensive product training, while in full-time employment.

A Multi-Skilled Vehicle Accident Repair Technician repairs all elements of a vehicle after it has taken some type of collision damage.

This will involve learning the skills required to take an accident damaged vehicle through various stages of repair to the pre-accident condition.

These fall into three main areas of skills training:

• MET-Mechanical, Electrical & Trim. Candidates will learn to refit processes of all main vehicle systems including air conditioning, vehicle alignment and Hybrid & Electric vehicle systems
• Panel-repair. Candidates will learn to repair bodywork by replacing panels, filling defects and carrying out techniques such as welding, bond and riveting and correcting misalignment
• Paint-surface repair

Candidates will learn how to prepare surfaces and carry out paint refinishing through the following techniques:

• Sealing
• Masking
• Priming
• Application of base coat & lacquer
• Repairing defects and polishing

In addition to the above techniques, the employer will also provide successful candidates with additional training to achieve industry qualifications in the following techniques, throughout the programme:

• British Standard Welding Certificate
• Refrigerant Handler
• Electric and Hybrid Repair
• Senior Accredited Assessment

The post holder will also be required to complete any other tasks deemed by the line manager as appropriate in line with the role.