What are the responsibilities and job description for the Automotive Body Bumper Technician position at Freedom Motors?
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Who We Are:
️ Redefining ︎ mobility since 1987
Leading manufacturer and retailer of wheelchair-accessible vehicles
Nationwide, family-owned & operated, headquartered in Battle Creek, MI
Our wheelchair-accessible vehicle conversions give our customers the freedom to live life on their own terms. As an Automotive Body Bumper Technician, you will be responsible for removing, modifying, and reinstalling the rear bumper on the wheelchair-accessible vehicle conversions we produce maintaining the high-standards of quality and safety. This is hands-on, detail-driven work that directly impacts the independence and quality of life for our customers.
What You'll Do:
Leading manufacturer and retailer of wheelchair-accessible vehicles
Nationwide, family-owned & operated, headquartered in Battle Creek, MI
Our wheelchair-accessible vehicle conversions give our customers the freedom to live life on their own terms. As an Automotive Body Bumper Technician, you will be responsible for removing, modifying, and reinstalling the rear bumper on the wheelchair-accessible vehicle conversions we produce maintaining the high-standards of quality and safety. This is hands-on, detail-driven work that directly impacts the independence and quality of life for our customers.
What You'll Do:
- Remove rear bumper and additional pieces including lower interior trim, automotive seats and carpeting as needed.
- Cut and reform rear bumper capping the cut edges using hand tools according to verbal and/or written instructions while adhering to all Freedom Motors policies and procedures under minimal supervision.
- Install modified bumper using laser level and maintaining an eye for detail.
- Perform inspection prior to Quality Assurance.
- Perform trouble-shooting of equipment as needed.
- Use hand including, but not limited to, impact drivers, hand drills, band saw, etc.
- Maintain compliance with Freedom Motors quality and safety standards, policies and procedures, and OSHA safety regulations and follow both written and verbal work instructions.
- Assist other areas as needed
What You'll Need:
- Coursework beyond High School Diploma preferred.
- Previous experience with automotive body work and repair, plastic fabrication, carpentry or finishing preferred.
- Strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to use hand-tools including, but not limited to, grinder, body saw, impact drivers, hand drills, etc.
- Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills and ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.
- Ability to maintain a professional and positive attitude at all times.
- Outstanding attendance record and reliability.
Who We Want:
- Detail-Driven Technicians: Individuals who take pride in precise, high-quality work and understand that accuracy directly impacts the safety and reliability of every vehicle we build.
- Safety-First Professionals: Team members who are committed to safety and proactively identify and address potential hazards.
- Problem-Solving Achievers: Self-motivated individuals who can apply critical thinking to troubleshoot and resolve technical challenges efficiently.
- Mission-Driven Contributors: People who are passionate about the work we do, building vehicles that give individuals greater independence and mobility, and will bring that sense of purpose to the production floor every day.
- Reliable Team Players: You show up, follow through, and support the people around you contributing to a culture of accountability and excellence.
This job description is meant to provide an overview of the duties and responsibilities of this position. It is not intended to be an all-inclusive listing.
About Freedom Motors USA
Redefining mobility since 1987, family-owned & operated Freedom Motors USA is a leading nationwide manufacturer and retailer of wheelchair-accessible vehicles headquartered in Battle Creek, MI. ︎