Collision
Repair Technology
Jeff Harrah - Instructor
Program Description: Prepares students for entry level positions in the collision repair industry. Students will learn computer estimating, refinishing, custom refinishing, structural repair, detailing, and job skills.
Length: 1080 hours (2 year program - 8 credits)
Employment Opportunities: Collision repair facilities, insurance companies, glass repair.
Opportunities for Further Study: Nashville Diesel College, Universal Technical Institute, Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College.
Recommended prerequisites: Basic computer skills, algebra; science.
Course Sequence:
First Year (Afternoon) |
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1671 1672 |
Fundamental of Collision Repair Detail/Interior Parts |
First Semester |
| 1673 1675 |
Mechanical and Electrical Components |
Second Semester |
Second Year (Morning) |
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| 1674 1677 |
Additional Refinishing Techniques Structural Analysis |
First Semester |
1679 |
Surface Preparation/Refinishing | Second Semester |
Certifications: NATEF (National Automotive Service Technician Education Foundation) 5 areas; I-CAR
Articulation Agreements: Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College (28 hours); West Virginia University Institute of Technology (6 hours).
Community Partners: Auto Body Paint and Supply, State Farm Insurance, Earehart Honda.