Collision General Manager
About the role
Why Join Schaefer Autobody, a Quality Collision Group brand? Top-5% Benefits Plan in America: Our team is our heartbeat. We invest in benefits that support your health, financial well-being, and future. Earning Potential: Competitive compensation with six-figure earning potential in select roles. Career Growth: Ongoing training, certifications, and advancement opportunities to support your professional development. Supportive Team Culture: Work with a team that values integrity, customer-focused service, and continuous improvement.
At Quality Collision Group, our people are as unique as our approach to our industry. Our teams offer more than a job; we provide a chance to be your best, make friends, and have fun. We're passionate about repairing vehicles the right way.
Job Summary
The Collision General Manager leads the overall performance of the repair center, including production, financial results, teammate development, customer experience, and administrative operations. This role is accountable for safe, high-quality, and profitable repairs that meet company SOPs, insurance partner expectations, OEM requirements, and industry standards. The General Manager also develops talent, monitors KPIs and P&L performance, and drives continuous improvement across the front and back of shop.
Responsibilities
- Meet or exceed location revenue goals and other key performance indicators.
- Manage front- and back-of-shop operations from vehicle intake through final delivery.
- Assign labor and prioritize vehicles for teardown, body repair, refinish, and completion.
- Monitor production quality, throughput, cycle time, and adherence to I-CAR and industry standards.
- Support teammates during peak periods, including customer intake, check-in, and estimating as needed.
- Oversee payroll, staffing, PTO, flag-hour procedures, and teammate scheduling.
- Manage daily production flow and remove barriers affecting delivery commitments.
- Write or review DRP-compliant estimates and supplements as needed after disassembly and damage discovery.
- Recruit, coach, develop, recognize, and retain high-performing teammates.
Qualifications
- Minimum 5 years of experience in the collision repair industry required.
- Minimum 2 years of collision repair leadership or management experience required.
- Strong knowledge of insurance carrier procedures, DRP requirements, collision estimating, and repair operations.
- Demonstrated understanding of P&L performance, labor utilization, gross profit, cycle time, and shop KPIs.
- Proficient with CCC