Collision Repair

Collision Repair

Prepare for a career in the field of collision repair and experience the thrill of repairing real vehicles to pre-accident condition.

Perform necessary processes using state-of-the-art welding, refinishing, and painting equipment. Diagnose damage and estimate repairs for the vehicle frame, unibody, and suspension.

student buffing out painted car panel
Program At a Glance:

Core Skills

  • PA 100 Safety
  • PA 200 Vehicle Design and Construction
  • PA 300 Panel Replacement and Alignment
  • PA 400 Trim and Hardware
  • PA 500 Metal Finishing
  • PA 600 Body Fillers
  • PA 700 Glass and Hardware
  • PA 800 Structural Component Repair and Damage Analysis
  • PA 900 Structural Straightening
  • PA 1000 Corrosion Protection
  • PA 1100 Welding
  • PA 1200 Cutting Processes
  • PA 1300 Refinishing and Equipment Safety
  • PA 1400 Automotive Finishes
  • PA 1500 Surface Preparation
  • PA 1600 Refinishing Equipment and Paint Area
  • PA 1700 Refinishing Operations
  • PA 1800 Blending Operations
  • PA 1900 Detailing
  • PA 2000 Estimating Damage Analysis
  • PA 2100 Plastic Repair
  • PA 2200 Restraint Systems
  • PA 2300 Advanced Technology
Full Collision Repair certifications &Task List

Certifications You’ll Earn

Safety comes first! Students will earn their OSHA Certification at the beginning of the year to understand all of the safety regulations for their worksite or lab space. 

Learn how to properly apply paint with a spray gun while adhering to EPA regulations.

Career Pathways

Collision Technician

Repair and refinish automotive vehicle bodies and straighten vehicle frames.

Glass Installer

Replace or repair broken windshields and window glass in motor vehicles.

Estimator

Appraise vehicle damage to determine repair costs for insurance claim settlements.

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