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Collision Technology
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Program Description
Do you dream of restoring damaged vehicles and making them look as good as new? Collision Technology is among the country’s fastest growing industries, providing well-trained technicians with excellent job opportunities and career advancement prospects. Bristol-Plymouth’s Collision Technology Program will train you to restore damaged vehicles using modern technical methods and specialized, industry-standard equipment. You’ll receive specialized training in all facets of the restoration process including metalworking, welding, sanding, filling, straightening, repainting and refinishing the inside and the outside of the vehicle, as well as learning the vital skill of cost estimation. Graduating from this program will equip you with the skills needed to achieve success in the exciting career of your dreams.
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Instructed Areas
- Metal Straightening
- Automotive Coatings Application
- Welding
- Damage Repair Analysis
- Suspension and Steering
- Restraint Systems
- Frame Straightening
- Auto Detailing
- Glass Removal and Installation
- OSHA 10-Hour Safety Credentials
- Math, Science, and Trade-Related Theory
Program of Study
Freshman Year: Orientation to tools, basic shop safety and operation, basic sheet metal, fiberglass, plastic repair, basic paint refinishing techniques, basic welding.
Sophomore Year: Introduction to technical theory, damage analysis, estimate writing, glass installation, color/texture matching, unibody and frame straightening.
Junior Year: Implementing and refining all technical aspects, non-structural and structural analysis, mechanical and electrical diagnostics, repair/replacement of mechanical and electrical components.
Senior Year: Independent skills from estimate to finished product, business operations, frame and unit body measurement, advanced welding and metal cutting, insurance industry.
Career Opportunities
- Collision Repair Employee
- Industrial Painter
- Auto Assembler
- Frame Specialist
- Insurance Appraiser
- Insurance Claims Adjuster
- Parts Manager
- Auto/Truck Dealership Management
- Automotive Designer
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- Alan Libby
alibby@bptech.org
- Scott Lind
slind@bptech.org
- John Parris
jparris@bptech.org
- Alan Libby