auto body technician

estimator

calibration technician

detailer

customer service representative

CollisionRight

This is an organization full of amazing people that want to win. The direction has not been fully established and there are some growing pains which are to be expected during a transition from "small business" to a larger corporate entity. Some of the managers / leaders are amazing people that drive culture and buy-in from their teams. There are some leaders that do the opposite. Understanding who you are working for and ensuring you can tolerate their disposition or conversely, want to be a part of their culture, will be paramount in your success or failure here. 

Been at the company for about two years now. I have made decent money while working here as a tech but it seems like I've had to fight a lot harder than necessary to get this pay. Fight leadership to pay what is fair and promised shouldn't be part of every payroll. There's been many times where promised bonuses were never given or somehow magically disappeared or forgotten about. 
But between same level coworkers we all get along great. Definitely feel like family but the feelings end once you go into the office or upper management gets involved. At that point you're just another number to them. It's sad because there's so much potential if only the company put in the extra effort to take care of their employees and showed some gratitude. 

By far the worst work experience of my life. Management is dishonest and deceitful. Will promise to do things and promote a good work environment while simultaneously being the reason many employees are unhappy with their job. Management in both the store and regional level intentionally make promises they have no intention of following through with and has on more than one occasion fired employees for putting in a two weeks notice

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working with the team of people at my work place.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Trying to stay busy when things were slow, at moments.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Got along with everyone and enjoyed being at work.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
After vehicles were checked in, I would wash them up for the technicians to work on.  If the vehicle was finished by the tech, I do an interior and exterior cleaning of the vehicle and move it to a pick up spot.

I worked here for about 4 years and only left the company to move out West to be closer to family. My manager was really cool, he listened to the body techs and estimators and made changes according to our suggestions.  The vacation time off was generous and appreciated. They even had paternity leave which was something I had never experienced. 
I actually started as a customer service rep and then went through training to become an estimator which more than doubled the pay.
I still talk to my co-workers and I miss them. Hopefully there is an opening when I can eventually move back.

I have witnessed this company step in to support it's employees who were going through a tough time in their personal life. That is something you will not see in many organizations. They also give back to the community and support local schools.  Training and certifications are a strong focus to ensure the customers have a great experience and repairs are done right. I am proud to be part of the CollisionRight brand. 

Workplace culture is awful as most employees were never trained to do their position. You’ll end up working a different position than you were hired and interviewed to do. You’ll be lucky to even see your manager as Regional management doesn’t even live within four hours, and GM’s come and go as they please. Little to no DRP programs, and easy to get kicked off as nobody follows the guidelines. Benefits and bonus programs are decent. 

Worked in detail/cleanup for a year and got an opportunity to be an apprentice body tech only to do it for 5 months and get told they won’t be paying my mentor anymore and was removed as an apprentice and offered a complete different position. I wasn’t upset until I was treated poorly as if I chose to quit and was given the lowest of the low jobs and denied using my own paid time off days in my last days. (2days).

What is the best part of working at the company?
It’s a job they are a direct repair for insurance so they do what the insurance company want them to do

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everyday work process dealing with insurance companies and corporate 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Lot of tension and stress and dealing with employees 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Trying to get everyone on the same page all day long

I loved the man at the top, His vision was very inspiring.  I moved up a couple times in the first 4 years of creation.  After I got to the regional role, everything changed.  
With a new leader in operations we had stopped the flow of people advancing and having the chance to be promoted.  Once that happened the entire dynamic changed.  Endless meetings about removing underperforming staff, the coach up or out was gone.  Do more with less was the new norm.  



Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Auto body technician 172 salaries reported	$103,994 per year
Estimator 25 salaries reported	$73,500 per year
Calibration technician 33 salaries reported	$24.30 per hour
Detailer 19 salaries reported	$18.03 per hour
Customer service representative 5 salaries reported	$18.80 per hour

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