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Vehicle Body/Panel Repair - Apprenticeship
course info
Listed below are some typical daily tasks:
- Assessing damage and deciding how to repair it
- Removing damaged panels or parts for repair
- Smoothing out minor dents in panels
- Filling small holes or rusted areas with filler
- Making body panels and sections, and welding them into place
- Refinishing the repair to match surrounding areas
- Keeping a record of all work completed to show customers
What does a Vehicle Body Repair Technician do?
As a Vehicle Body Repair Technician you will work on new and used vehicles that have bodywork damage ensuring all work is carried out in a manner complying with Health and Safety regulations.
What qualifications do I need for this apprenticeship?
To be considered for this apprenticeship you must have achieved GCSE
grade A*- D (or equivalent) in English & maths. If your grades are
below this we will invite you to attend an interview and assessment
session where we will discuss your options.
How do I apply to be a Vehicle Body/Panel Repair Apprentice?
To apply for a Vehicle Body Repair Apprenticeship please
click on the 'Apply Now' button below. Once registered we will be in touch
to discuss next steps. We also advertise all of our current vacancies on www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship
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