Collision Technicians and Damage Appraisers

Company Description Gerber Collision & Glass has specialized in high-quality automotive collision repairs for over 80 years. The company is committed to restoring vehicles to pre-accident condition with attention to detail and safety. Gerber understands that collisions are stressful for drivers and focuses on clear communication and support throughout the repair process. Team members join an established, customer-focused organization with a long-standing reputation in the collision repair industry.

Role Description This is a full-time, on-site role based in NEPA for Collision Technicians and Damage Appraisers. Collision Technicians will perform vehicle disassembly, structural and cosmetic repairs, part replacement, and reassembly according to manufacturer and industry standards, while maintaining a clean and safe work area. Damage Appraisers will inspect vehicles, document damage, prepare accurate repair estimates, and collaborate with technicians, customers, and insurance partners to ensure clarity on repair scope and costs. Both positions will use repair management systems, follow safety and quality procedures, and contribute to efficient workflow and timely completion of repairs. Team members are expected to communicate professionally with customers and colleagues and support a positive, cooperative shop environment.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated skills in automotive collision repair, including bodywork, panel replacement, structural repair, and refinishing preparation.
• Ability to accurately assess vehicle damage, prepare repair estimates, and work with repair management or estimating software.
• Strong attention to detail, quality-focused work habits, and adherence to safety standards and shop procedures.
• Effective communication and collaboration skills for working with customers, teammates, and insurance representatives.
• Basic computer skills and comfort using digital tools for documentation and workflow management.
• Relevant certifications (e.g., I-CAR, ASE) or formal training in collision repair or automotive technology are highly beneficial.
• Prior experience in a collision repair facility or automotive service environment preferred, but candidates with strong technical aptitude and willingness to learn are encouraged to apply.
• Ability to stand, bend, and lift as required by collision repair tasks and to work in a fast-paced shop setting.