Collision Repair Technology
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Engineering & Industrial Technology Career Pathway
COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY
Teachers: Ron Reimel
CIP Code: 47.0603
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What is it?
This nationally recognized Automotive Service
Excellence/National Automotive Training
Education Foundation (ASE/NATEF) accredited
instructional program prepares students to
perform structural analysis and damage repair,
non-structural analysis and damage repair,
mechanical and electrical components, plastics
and adhesives, and painting and refinishing.What will I do?
The program prepares students to perform various
duties from repairing small dents to rebuilding the
bodies of wrecked or damaged vehicles made of
both steel and aluminum metals. Students learn
industry relevant skills including: examining
damaged vehicles and estimating costs of repairs,
removal, repair, and replacement of body panels,
accessories, electrical and hydraulic devices, grills,
trim, automotive glass, and unibody straightening.
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CAREER PATHWAYS
Body Shop Proprietor
Collision Technician
Refinisher/Painter
Frame Straightener
Upholsterer
Paint Representative
Parts Supplier
Insurance Adjuster
Collision Estimator
Windshield /Glass Installer
Sheet Metal Technician
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COLLEGE ADVANCED CREDITS
Students Occupationally and Academically Ready (SOAR)
National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS)
AVAILABLE INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
AC Delco Battery Starting and Charging System
AC Delco Electrical State 1 & 2
ASE Student Certificates
S/P2 Certificates for Safety and Pollution Prevention
Section 609 Certification for Refrigerant Recycling and Recovery
Valvoline Motor Oil Certificate
PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS
Adhere to strict safety regulations
Color and size perception
Effective organizational skills
Hand-eye coordination
Mathematics fundamentals, including linear and liquid measurements
Physical stamina
Read and interpret technical material at grade level