Juan Paredes
Powder Springs,GA
Summary
The most important part to me about being a body tech is having good quality work. Without it you have cars coming back and having to risk those inside the vehicle that’s been repaired. Being in this industry for 12 years has made me more knowledgeable and key to finding a way to make sure my work is to the highest quality. I take pride in my work when it leaves.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
2014
2014
years of post-secondary education
1
1
Certification
Work History
Auto Body Technician
Candy Apple Costumes
Powder Springs, Georgia
02.2025 - Current
- Conducted quality control checks to verify repair accuracy and durability before vehicle delivery.
- Performed vehicle damage assessments to identify repair needs and develop action plans.
- Disassembled and reassembled vehicle components as necessary during repairs.
- Welded replacement parts into place using MIG and TIG welding equipment.
- Monitored production processes to ensure quality standards were met and documented results of inspections.
- Maintained records of all nonconforming products and completed corrective actions as required.
- Worked successfully with diverse group of coworkers to accomplish goals and address issues related to our products and services.
Education
Osborn High School
Marietta , GASkills
- Quality control
- Vehicle assessment
- MIG welding
- TIG welding
Certification
- I-car certified
Languages
English
Native/ Bilingual
Spanish
Native/ Bilingual
Timeline
Auto Body Technician
Candy Apple Costumes
02.2025 - Current
Osborn High School