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The main duty of the Non-Structural Technician is to repair minor damages caused by accidents. They must have extensive knowledge of how to assess and fix dents and scratches on vehicles. The technician should also be skilled in removing damaged panels and fenders, mixing polyester resin and hardener, and properly sanding and filing repaired surfaces to restore the vehicle’s original appearance.

Responsibilities include:

• Test-fit and install parts such as bumpers, fenders, grills, mouldings, and other bolt-on items
• Welding, panel replacement, structural, body filler
• Ensure all needed repairs are identified to eliminate supplements and minimize repair time
• Adhering to high-quality standards within the Collision Centre
• Makes decisions on repair vs. replacement considering safety, cost, and cycle time
• Removes upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to gain access to vehicle and fenders
• Files, grinds, and sands repaired surfaces, using power tools and hand tools
• Directs the work of an apprentice in the performance of tasks when needed
• Repair and research procedures to ensure the vehicle is restored to the original manufacturer’s specifications, including door, hood, and deck alignments, chassis and frame measurements, and welded-on unibody parts
• Protect interior and exterior non-repair areas from dust, dirt, scratches, primer, and overspray