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Panel Beater / Coachbuilder – Bus Fleet Maintenance

Foulridge
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Panel Beater / Coachbuilder – Bus Fleet Maintenance
Location: Burnley
Hours: Monday to Friday, Day Shifts
Salary: £37,000 – £42,000 per annum
We are seeking a skilled and reliable Panel Beater / Coachbuilder to join our team maintaining and repairing a fleet of buses in Burnley. This is a full-time, permanent position offering stability, competitive pay, and regular daytime working hours.
Key Responsibilities:
Carry out panel repairs and bodywork on buses to a high standard
Repair or replace panels using aluminium, fibreglass, and composite materials
Perform structural repairs to vehicle frames and bodies
Ensure all work complies with safety and quality standards
Maintain a clean, safe, and organised workshop environmentRequirements:
Previous experience as a panel beater or coachbuilder, ideally with buses, HGVs, or commercial vehicles
Strong understanding of vehicle body repair techniques
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
NVQ Level 3 in Vehicle Body Repair or equivalent is preferred, though time-served experience will be consideredWhat We Offer:
Competitive salary between £37,000 and £42,000 per annum
Monday to Friday working hours – no weekend shifts
Stable, long-term employment with a professional operator
Ongoing training and development opportunitiesApply now to join a trusted, professional team committed to keeping Burnley’s public transport running smoothly

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