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Comment by Jeffrey Koykar on November 9, 2011 at 5:40pm

Repairers are changing and evolving their formating for repair processing and are adapting to the future. See what that means to present and future career opportunities. Visit Autobody Production Services on facebook or www.autobodyproductionservices.com The repair industry is everchanging and alaways challenged.

Comment by Kristen R. Felder on September 21, 2011 at 6:57pm

Fort Washington Autobody in Sunderland, MD need bodyman, painter and painters helper.
Ask me for more info

Comment by Kristen R. Felder on November 20, 2009 at 7:42am

Job Board just updated.
New listings for Executive, line managers, field adjusters and technicians.

Comment by joseph kinch on November 18, 2009 at 1:50pm

Looking for a path in the collision industry?
Go on line, find a Vocational or Technical school in your area, and call them.
If your going into high school, most likely you can find a school that will cost you nothing. As part of your training you also get your high School diploma.
If your out of school and secondary training is for you, You have many options available, you can choose.
But it's going to cost you, money and time, but the money and time you spend will be made up in salary upon graduation.
You can also go from shop to shop, begging shop owners to hire you. As a walk in helper, show you want to learn, you will do any thing your asked, work late and do the most meaningless tasks with a smile.
It sometimes works.