Program
Auto Body Rebuilding and Refinishing
CIP Code
47.0603
Program Learning Outcomes
- 1. Identify automobile parts and systems, and understand their operation, including supplemental restraint systems.
- 2. Set up and operate various types of frame and unibody straightening equipment.
- 3. Measure frame/unibody damage and restore to factory specifications using pulling systems.
- 4. Perform structural sectioning of unibody components, using I-CAR approved procedures.
- 5. Remove, replace and align sheet metal parts, suspension components, and replace automotive glass.
- 6. Apply a variety of automotive finish materials.
- 7. Participate in complete refinishing of automobiles, along with all aspects of spot repair and panel refinishing utliziing refinish materials and equip.
- 8. Perform compounding, polishing, and detailing operations on automobile finishes.
- 9. Estimate repair cost related to collision damage.
- 10. Service automotive electrical systems.
- 11. Perform structural and non-structural welds with wire feed welders to industry standards.
- 12. Demonstrate shop safety and hazardous waste management practices.
Program Description
- 1-2 quarter Certificate of Training
- Enrollment point: Fall and Spring
- This degree offers online, hybrid, and face-to-face courses. See course descriptions for more information.
- Students will be using paint guns, paint booths, power and hand tools in this program.
- Students are responsible for purchasing their own boots, coveralls, and paint respirators.
- This certificate is primarily face-to-face. See course descriptions for more information.
Required Courses
Total Credits
20