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Apprentice Vehicle Damage Met Technician

FMG REPAIR SERVICES LIMITED · South East · TN38 9RT

Apprenticeship Level 3 Engineering
Salary£17,729 yearly
LocationSouth East
PostcodeTN38 9RT
Start date1 Dec 2026
Apply by30 Nov 2026
QualificationVehicle damage mechanical, electrical and trim (MET) technician (level 3)
Training providerthatcham research
Job ID56208
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About the role

Apprentice Vehicle Damage MET Technician 🛠️

Ready to kickstart your career in the automotive world? 🚀 We're looking for motivated individuals to join us as Apprentice Vehicle Damage MET Technicians! This is your chance to learn the ins and outs of vehicle repair and become a skilled professional.

What you'll be doing:

  • Assisting experienced technicians and learning a range of vital tasks.
  • Removing and refitting mechanical, electrical, trim, and non-structural body parts. 🔩⚡
  • Getting hands-on with diagnosing vehicle faults, including basic electrical systems. 💡
  • Mastering panel alignment and supporting repairs to top-notch 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. 🔥
  • Maintaining your tools, equipment, and a clean, safe working environment. ✨
  • Collaborating with a great team and developing your practical skills. 🤝
  • Communicating effectively and contributing to high-quality repairs. 🗣️

This apprenticeship is all about hands-on learning and gaining real-world experience. If you're eager to learn, ready to get stuck in, and passionate about vehicles, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! 🌟

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 and roadworthy
  • Learning to use specialist tools and equipment safely, including welding and soldering under supervision