a. Surface Inspection
• Inspect vehicle surfaces for scratches, swirls, oxidation, and other paint defects.
• Determine the level of polishing required for each section.

b. Polishing & Finishing
• Apply polishing compounds correctly using appropriate pads and machines.
• Perform compounding, polishing, and finishing processes to restore gloss.
• Work on small sections systematically to ensure uniform finish.

c. Protection & Final Touches
• Apply wax, sealant, or ceramic coating after polishing.
• Remove residue and check for consistent gloss and surface quality.

d. Coordination & Workflow
• Coordinate with body shop painters to ensure surfaces are ready for polishing.
• Communicate with Body Shop Controller, supervisor and Quality Controller to maintain workshop standards.

e. Maintenance of Tools & Materials
• Maintain polishers, pads, microfiber cloths, and workstations in good condition.
• Monitor stock of polishing compounds and protective coatings.

f. Safety & Compliance
• Follow Body Shop safety procedures
• Ensure electrical polishing machines are used safely.

- Knowledge:
•Automotive Surfaces & Paints
•Polishing Techniques & Compounds
•Surface Preparation & Protection
•Safety & Standards

- Skills:
•Technical Skills
•Hand-Eye Coordination
•Comunication & Teamwork
•Maintenance Skills 

- Experience:
•Expertise in polishing high-end vehicles, metallic/matte paints
•Ensuring adherence to OEM standards and workshop quality protocols.

- Min. 5–7 years of experience in automotive repair work in related field.