Where you belong.
North Vancouver, British Columbia
Craftsman Collision is Western Canada's leader in auto body repairs in British Columbia, Alberta and Sasktachewan. Since 1977, that first shop on the corner of 6th and Yukon in Vancouver is joined by 43 others – more than any other independently owned collision repair in Canada. And all of our 600 plus employees are still as committed to leadership in quality and professionalism. At Craftsman Collision not only do we guarantee our repairs for a lifetime, but we repair vehicles to their pre-accident condition ensuring all quality and safety standards specific to the make and model of the vehicle are met. All repairs are completed by the qualified, experienced auto body and refinish technicians using the latest collision repair technology including; computerized colour matching and nitrogen-driven spray painting system that provide vehicles with a superior finish and customers with glowing reviews. Our goal is to ensure our customers are 100% satisfied with their repair and to get them back on the road in a vehicle that not only looks great, but is safe. Auto Body Repair Services: Body Work Auto Painting Scratch Repair Bumper Repair Fender Repair Dent Repair Auto Glass Repair* (Lower Mainland, Vernon, and Kelowna locations only) Aluminum Repair (select Craftsman Collision locations) We pledge to continue forging ahead in all of our present and future endeavors while maintaining an unblemished record of social responsibility, innovation, leadership, and customer service in the auto body repair sector. Visit our website at www.craftsmancollision.com for more details.
On-site · Burnaby
The Autobody Technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repair work, and performing structural and cosmetic repairs on vehicles. This includes tasks such as welding, frame straightening, and replacing body components to restore vehicles to their proper condition.
On-site · West Kelowna
The Autobody Technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repair work, and performing structural and cosmetic repairs on vehicles. This includes tasks such as welding, sanding, frame straightening, and testing vehicles to ensure proper handling after repairs.
On-site · Salmon Arm
The Autobody Technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repairs, and performing structural and cosmetic body work on vehicles. They must also maintain a clean workspace and conduct final inspections and test drives to ensure quality repairs.
On-site · Langley (District)
The Autobody Technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repair work, and performing structural and cosmetic repairs on vehicles. This includes tasks such as welding, replacing body components, straightening frames, and conducting final inspections to ensure proper handling.
On-site · Dawson Creek
The technician is responsible for assessing vehicle damage, planning repairs, and performing structural and cosmetic body work. They must also maintain a clean workspace and conduct final inspections and test drives to ensure quality.
On-site · Surrey
The technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repairs, and replacing body and frame components. They must also perform surface preparation, repair interior components, and conduct final vehicle inspections.
On-site · Quesnel
The technician is responsible for reviewing damage reports, planning repairs, and replacing body and frame components. They must also perform surface preparation, repair interior components, and conduct final vehicle inspections.