Level 3Advanced · A-Level equivalent
Vehicle damage paint technician
Preparing, spraying and finishing vehicles that have been involved in collisions and other incidents.
Typical duration
3 years
Training funded
up to £15,000
Route
Engineering and manufacturing
Standard ref
ST0448
Role overview
A vehicle damage paint technician applies paint and protective coatings to accident-repaired or refinished vehicles, matching colour precisely to achieve a factory-quality finish. You will prepare surfaces, mix and spray paints, and apply clear lacquers in a controlled spray booth environment. It is a skilled craft role that rewards attention to detail, and can lead to colour development, quality control, or bodyshop management.
Careers this apprenticeship leads to
Salary progression, top employers and day-to-day reality for the roles this standard prepares you for.
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