Collision Detailer

Collisionright
Collisionright

Waukesha, WI, USA

Posted on Sep 16, 2026

SUMMARY:?
The Quality Support Technician serves to support the operations team by providing and performing a detailed and thorough inspection and cleaning of the repaired vehicle prior to release to the customer.? This role will also serve to assist shop operations by performing a variety of tasks associated with maintenance of the shop location, including the cleaning and organizing of various pieces of equipment and tools.?

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:??

  • Responsible for performing a thorough detailing and cleaning of all vehicles prior to final delivery to the customer.

  • Visually inspect every vehicle for flaws in the repaired area. Promptly notify the General Manager or assigned Technician should any defects or issues be found upon inspection.

  • Responsible for assisting in the general maintenance of shop location and outside grounds.

  • Inspecting goods or products according to quality and safety standards.

  • May serve to ensure that test equipment is calibrated and working correctly.

  • Consistently utilizes all required safety equipment, adheres to all requirements for hazardous waste disposal and participates in monthly safety meetings.

  • Maintains the proper function of all service tools and equipment in the detail department; keep personal work area organized and returns tools, materials, and equipment to designated areas.

  • Identifying possible areas for improvement in quality control processes.

  • Wash, hand dry, and polish the exterior of repaired vehicles to remove dust, fingerprints, and overspray from paint and body work.

  • Clean and vacuum vehicle interiors, including seats, carpets, floor mats, and trunk areas, and wipe down dashboards, consoles, and door panels.

  • Remove protective masking, tape, and paper from repaired panels once paint work is complete.

  • Buff and polish painted surfaces to blend repaired panels with the surrounding finish and remove minor swirl marks or polishing compound residue.

  • Clean glass, mirrors, and chrome or trim pieces to a streak free finish.

  • Apply tire shine, wheel cleaner, and other finishing products to complete the vehicle’s final appearance if applicable.

  • Check the vehicle thoroughly for tools, parts, hardware, or shop debris and remove any items before delivery.

  • Confirm that floor mats, seat positions, mirrors, and personal belongings are restored the way the customer left them.

  • Stage completed vehicles in the delivery area and coordinate timing with front office, CSR, Estimator and/or General Manager for customer pickup.

  • Perform any cleaning activities such as mopping, dusting, sweeping, as well as collecting and emptying trash cans daily.

  • Service, clean, and supply any items in restrooms.

  • Make minor repairs, when necessary, such as changing the light bulbs.

QUALIFICATIONS:??

  • High School Diploma or equivalent??

  • Valid Driver’s License and good driving record is necessary?

  • Prior experience in automotive industry is strongly preferred but not required??

  • Excellent verbal communication and mechanical skills??

  • Ability to work independently and in a fast-paced environment??

  • Willingness to be flexible with task assignments and respond to the needs of the shop operations team?

  • Ability to work independently but also as part of a larger team to meet the objective of servicing the customer and vehicle?

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Ability to stand and walk for extended periods on shop and concrete floors, up to a full shift.

  • Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to fifty pounds regularly and heavier items occasionally with assistance.

  • Frequent bending, kneeling, crouching, and reaching, including into vehicle interiors, trunks, and engine compartments.

  • Repetitive use of hands and arms for wiping, buffing, polishing, and vacuuming tasks.

  • Ability to climb in and out of vehicles multiple times throughout the day.

  • Regular exposure to fumes, dust, cleaning chemicals, and varying temperatures, both indoors and outdoors.

  • Manual dexterity and hand eye coordination sufficient to safely operate detailing equipment and small tools.

  • Visual acuity sufficient to detect surface flaws, paint imperfections, and cleanliness issues under shop lighting.