Apprentice Vehicle Damage Met Technician
FMG REPAIR SERVICES LIMITED · South West · BH11 8PT
Apprenticeship
Level 3
Engineering
Salary£17,729 yearly
LocationSouth West
PostcodeBH11 8PT
Start date1 Dec 2026
Apply by30 Nov 2026
QualificationVehicle damage mechanical, electrical and trim (MET) technician (level 3)
Training providerthatcham research
Job ID56215
About the role
Apprentice Vehicle Damage MET Technician 🛠️
Ready to kickstart your career in the automotive world? Join our team as an Apprentice Vehicle Damage MET Technician and learn the ropes from the best! You'll be an integral part of our workshop, assisting and learning a diverse range of hands-on tasks.
What you'll be doing:
- Helping to remove and refit mechanical, electrical, trim, and non-structural body components on vehicles.
- Learning the ins and outs of diagnosing vehicle faults, including how to troubleshoot basic electrical systems.
- Assisting with panel alignment and supporting repairs to meet top manufacturer standards.
- Following proven repair methods to ensure every vehicle is safe, roadworthy, and up to BS10125 quality benchmarks.
- Getting hands-on with specialist tools and equipment, including welding and soldering (all under expert supervision, of course!).
- Maintaining tools, equipment, and a clean, safe workspace – because a tidy shop means a tidy mind! 💡
- Collaborating with experienced technicians, soaking up their knowledge, and honing your practical skills.
- Communicating effectively with your team and playing a key role in delivering high-quality repairs.
What you'll gain:
- Invaluable on-the-job training and practical experience.
- A clear pathway to becoming a skilled MET technician.
- The chance to work with cutting-edge technology and equipment.
- A supportive team environment where your development is a priority.
If you're eager to learn, passionate about cars, and ready to get your hands dirty, we want to hear from you! Let's build something great together. 💪🚗
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 vehicle safety and quality standards
- Maintaining tools, equipment and a clean, safe working environment