Zach Mcauley

Collision

Collision

Collision

Restoration

• Utilized collision repair hammers, welders and grinders to address bodywork needs.
• Installed and removed body panels, doors and fenders of vehicles to access areas of repair.
• Inspected vehicles to identify and document repair needs.
• Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to safety protocols and ensuring proper use of equipment.
• Reassembled and replaced parts to complete body repairs.
• Improved overall customer satisfaction by providing high-quality auto body repairs and exceptional service.
• Replaced and repaired vehicle parts according to work order instructions.
• Inspected new parts and areas of repair to verify correctness and quality.
• Tested and adjusted newly repaired vehicles to verify proper function.
• Optimized workshop efficiency by keeping tools organized, maintaining clean workspaces, and promptly addressing equipment issues when necessary.
• Followed standard operating procedures to achieve consistent quality of work.
• Consistently met deadlines on repair jobs without compromising quality standards or cutting corners.
• Ensured consistent quality control through thorough inspections of completed work before releasing vehicles back to customers.