What does a cosmetic repair technician actually do?
Cosmetic repair technicians take damaged surfaces and bring them back to life, using specialist skills and techniques to restore everything from chipped worktops and scratched tiles to baths, doors and window frames – often making damage virtually disappear without the need for replacement.
You would repair things like:
- Worktops and kitchen units
- Baths and shower trays
- Tiles
- uPVC surfaces
- Brick and stone
The work involves repairing chips, dents and scratches, with techniques that can include filling and colour matching. The aim is to restore the appearance of damaged surfaces and avoid replacement where a suitable repair is possible.
So you would make this damaged worktop go from picture 1 to picture 2!
What qualities make a good cosmetic repair technician?
A hands-on approach: you enjoy working with your hands and solving problems.
An eye for detail: you notice differences in colour, texture and finish.
A willingness to learn: you are open to developing new skills.
Reliability: you take pride in your work and understand the importance of being professional.
Self-motivation: you enjoy taking responsibility for your work and travelling around your designated region.
What does SD Team offer?
We offer training in the role, but we need you to have a good eye for detail, be trustworthy, reliable and be able to show that you can demonstrate an ability to learn new skills.
If successful, you will have a full-time role with a competitive starting salary plus a vehicle, phone and fuel card.
Plus, you will get to work with a fab team of experts, alongside the opportunity to learn a specialist skill and work across a variety of projects.
Interested?
Get in touch to find out about our current vacancies here.
