Automotive Collision Repair, and Refinishing
The Automotive Collision Repair, and Refinishing program provides hands-on learning about automobile collision damage and repair to structural and mechanical components including steering, suspension, and cooling systems; how to repair, refinish, and replace damaged sheet metal and plastic panels; and how to perform a collision damage appraisal.
Highlights
- Plastics repair
- Glass replacement and repair
- Metal working and welding
- Refinishing application and problem-solving
- Structural and non-structural analysis and repair
- Mechanical and electrical repair (collision-related)
- Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) Automotive Collision Training
Technical Program Spotlight Video
Career Opportunities in Automotive Collision:
Entry-Level Occupations
- Automotive Collision Frame Alignment Apprentice
- Automotive Collision Metal Repairperson
- Automotive Collision Recondition Person
- Automotive Collision Spray Painter
With Experience and/or Advanced Training
- Automotive Collision Frame Specialist
- Automotive Collision Insurance Adjuster
- Automotive Collision Paint Specialist
- Automotive Collision Shop Manager
- Automotive Collision Teacher
- Automotive Glass Installer
Related Occupations
- Automotive Engineer
- Automotive Supply Store Person
- Custom Metal Fabricator
- Custom Painter
- Insurance Appraiser
- New and Used Car Lot Attendant
- Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) & After Market Parts Specialist
- Small Engine Repairer