Evaluate Damage: Inspect vehicles that have been involved in accidents to assess the extent of the damage.
Identify Issues: Identify both visible and hidden damage, including structural and cosmetic issues.
Prepare Estimates: Document damage and prepare repair estimates for parts, labor, and additional work needed.
2. Vehicle Removal and Preparation:
Safely Remove Vehicle: Safely remove damaged vehicles from the scene or from the repair area, ensuring that no further damage occurs.
Prepare for Repair: Remove damaged parts, including panels, bumpers, and trim, to prepare the vehicle for fitment and repair.
3. Frame and Structural Repairs:
Align Frames: Use specialized equipment to measure, straighten, and align the vehicle s frame and structural components.
Repair Structural Damage: Address structural issues to restore the vehicle s integrity and safety.
4. Component Fitment:
Install Parts: Fit and install new or repaired body components, such as doors, fenders, hoods, and bumpers.
Ensure Proper Alignment: Adjust and align parts to ensure they fit correctly and function properly, matching manufacturer specifications.
5. Coordination with Other Departments:
Work with Painters: Coordinate with auto body painters to ensure that surfaces are properly prepared for painting after fitment.
Collaborate with Technicians: Work with other technicians to ensure that all aspects of the repair, including mechanical and electrical systems, are addressed.
6. Quality Control:
Inspect Repairs: Conduct thorough inspections of the vehicle and installed parts to ensure that repairs meet quality and safety standards.
Perform Adjustments: Make any necessary adjustments to ensure proper fitment and functionality.