Apprentice Vehicle Damage Met Technician
FMG REPAIR SERVICES LIMITED · East Of England · CB4 1TF
Apprenticeship
Level 3
Engineering
Salaryยฃ17,729 yearly
LocationEast Of England
PostcodeCB4 1TF
Start date1 Dec 2026
Apply by30 Nov 2026
QualificationVehicle damage mechanical, electrical and trim (MET) technician (level 3)
Training providerthatcham research
Job ID56197
About the role
๐ง Apprentice Vehicle Body Repair Technician ๐
Ready to kickstart your career in the automotive industry? We're looking for enthusiastic and motivated individuals to join our team as Apprentice Vehicle Body Repair Technicians! This is your chance to gain hands-on experience and learn from the best. ๐คฉ
What you'll be doing:
- Getting hands-on with removing and refitting mechanical, electrical, trim, and non-structural body components. ๐ ๏ธ
- Learning the ins and outs of diagnosing vehicle faults, including basic electrical systems. ๐ก
- Mastering panel alignment and supporting repairs to manufacturer standards. โ
- Following approved repair methods to ensure vehicles are safe, roadworthy, and meet top-notch BS10125 quality standards. โจ
- Learning to safely use specialist tools and equipment, including welding and soldering under supervision. ๐ฅ
- Maintaining tools, equipment, and a clean, safe working environment. ๐งผ
- Working closely with experienced technicians and developing your practical skills. ๐ช
- Communicating effectively with your team and contributing to high-quality repairs. ๐ค
Are you our ideal candidate?
- You're eager to learn and ready to dive into the world of vehicle body repair.
- You have a keen eye for detail and a commitment to quality.
- You're a team player and can communicate well with others.
- You're keen to develop practical skills and embrace new challenges.
This is a fantastic opportunity to build a solid foundation for your future in the automotive sector. Apply now and let's build something amazing together! ๐
Key responsibilities
- Removing and refitting mechanical, electrical, trim and non-structural body components
- Learning to diagnose vehicle faults, including basic electrical systems
- Carrying out panel alignment and supporting repairs to manufacturer standards
- Following approved repair methods to ensure vehicles are safe, roadworthy and meet BS10125 quality standards
- Learning to use specialist tools and equipment safely, including welding and soldering under supervision