Combination Collision Repair Technician
Combination Collision Repair Technician
You will learn to:
- Assess, estimate, repair, and refinish a wide range of vehicles
- Use modern welding, sanding, masking, painting, and technical processes
- Apply professional techniques of metal fabrication, adhesive repair, and creative refinishing
Description
You will learn how to complete non-structural collision repair and automotive refinishing in this program. We cover non-structural damage analysis and minor dent repair, plastics repair, all aspects painting and refinishing. You also learn how to use various tools to repair damage, remove and install handles, moldings, trim, and bolted body parts. Another feature you will learn is MIG welding to industry standards following I-CAR standards. The program also includes painting preparation, sanding processes, color matching and adjusting color, removing and installing glass, and the process of written estimates. Handling, storage and disposal of hazardous materials and selecting proper personal protective equipment and maintenance is also covered. The hours completed in this program are aligned with ASE/NATEF standards. ASE certification is recommended and industry recognized.
Employment Options
The following list is associated with the approved SOC (Standard Occupational Classification) for this program and does not necessarily represent immediate opportunities; additional training may be required for some options listed.
- Auto Body Man
- Auto Body Repair Technician (Auto Body Repair Tech)
- Auto Body Repairman
- Automotive Body Technician (Auto Body Tech)
- Body Man
- Body Technician (Body Tech)
- Collision Repair Technician (Collision Repair Tech)
- Collision Technician (Collision Tech)
- Frame Man
- Refinish Technician (Refinish Tech)
Approximate Pay Potential: $14-29 per hour (O*NET source: Automotive Body and Related Repairers 49-3021.00)

Adult
High School

Tony Josey