Careers at Winnebago Motor Homes
Fiberglass, Metal & Paint Technician
Body Shop / Collision & Refinishing
Pay: $28.00–$36.00/hour + Production Bonus (5–15%) | Target Total Pay: $63,000–$86,000+/year
We're hiring an experienced Senior/Master-Level Fiberglass, Metal & Paint Technician for our body shop. You'll handle structural collision repair, gelcoat restoration, and full paint/finish work on motorhomes — with the independence to run complex jobs and a bonus structure that rewards speed and quality.
What You'll Do
Repair structural damage to fiberglass, aluminum, and sheet metal panels
Perform frame, wall, roof, and cap repairs, including delamination and reinforcement
Fabricate/install replacement metal and fiberglass components
Prep, mask, and paint to match factory finish, including color-matching and clear coat
Perform gelcoat repair, buffing, and polishing
Mentor junior techs and maintain paint booth/shop equipment
What You Bring
5+ years in RV, marine, or automotive fiberglass/metal body repair (RV/motorhome experience strongly preferred)
Skilled in fiberglass lamination, gelcoat repair, structural bonding, metal fabrication, and welding/riveting
Advanced paint/color-matching skills (I-CAR certification a plus)
Able to work independently from repair estimates
Valid driver's license, own hand tools
Pay Details Monthly bonus based on billed hours vs. hours worked — the more efficient you are without sacrificing quality, the more you earn. Comebacks and warranty rework don't count against productive hours.
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