CarrosserieJ.B Berlinetta
Exposed-carbon bumper repair on an Aston Martin

Join us

We are hiring.

A panel beater, a painter, a prepper, and an apprentice if we get on. The work is demanding because parts cannot be ordered in two days, and a mistake on a Dino wing cannot be undone.

Every trade has its own place on the car.

A wing, a cabin. Wherever you lay a hand on a car, someone here spends his days. The markers point to the six trades that keep the hall running.

The diagram shows the trades working in the workshop. Not all of them are hiring right now.
  1. He brings the wing back to its figures

    Jig straightening and welding, then the fitting until the gap falls right. Parts for these cars cannot be ordered in two days, so we repair more than we replace. We ask for three years in a workshop and a hand that feels the metal before hitting it.

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  2. He makes the blend vanish on the bonnet

    Primer, colour, clearcoat, blending. Chasing a colour on thirty-year-old paint is part of the job, not just the gun. You get the booth and the time to spray a test panel before going near the real one.

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  3. He owns the surface, before the booth and after

    Sanding, masking, removing and refitting trim, polishing. Beginners welcome if the hand is careful, because it is the position from which the rest of the trade is best learned. You follow a tradesman, not a schedule.

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  4. He wakes an engine that has stood for ten years

    Servicing, brakes, clutch, running gear. And waking up cars that have not run in years, which takes a good part of the year. The position is filled today, we still look at good people.

  5. He redoes the leather without changing the car

    Leather and alcantara upholstery, headlining, carpets, door cards. On an older car, the original grain and stitch are looked for before anything is cut. The trade came into the hall with the trim work, and the position is filled.

  6. He looks after the skin of the car

    Paint protection film, wrapping, clearcoat correction, ceramic coating. Film forgives neither dust nor haste, so the job goes to someone patient. It is filled today.

Open positions

  1. Jig straightening, panel replacement and fitting, welding. You will work on cars whose parts cannot be ordered in two days, so we repair more than we replace.

    Hours
    Full time
    Experience
    3 years minimum in bodywork
  2. Vehicle painter

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    Preparation, primer, colour and clearcoat. Chasing a colour on older paint is part of the job, not just laying it down.

    Hours
    Full time
    Experience
    3 years minimum, confident with colour matching
  3. Preparation technician

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    Sanding, masking, removing and refitting trim, polishing. It is the position from which the rest of the trade is best learned.

    Hours
    Full time
    Experience
    Beginners welcome if the hand is careful
  4. You shadow a tradesman on his jobs and get hands-on from the first week. We take one apprentice at a time, so they are properly followed.

    Hours
    Work-study
    Experience
    Currently training in bodywork or mechanics

What we offer

  • A workshop where metal, paint and mechanics happen under one roof
  • Sports, collector and prestige cars every day
  • A small team, where nobody hides behind a department
  • The time to do it properly, because that is what the customer pays for
  • Belgian contract, workshop hours, pay based on real experience

Applying

A CV is enough. If you have photographs of jobs you have run, send them, they say more than a list of skills.

Nothing matches your profile

Write anyway. For a good panel beater or a good painter, we always find a way.