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COLLISION REPAIR



John Harden - Instructor
I-CAR Platinum Refinish & Non-Structual
I-CAR Industry Hosd Instructor

[email protected]


The Collision Repair Program prepares students for key skills for entry level employment upon graduation, or the ability to continue their continuing education at Lex-La-Ray Technical Center or other institutions.

The shop at Lex-La-Ray has ben continually updated with equipment to help train the students with current collision repair methods and processes.

Students gain their skills and knowledge through I-CAR online curriculum and are supported with practical hands-on skills with live shop work/projects and industry training methods.

Students have the ability to earn several industy certifications:

I-CAR Refinsh and Non-Structual Repair Pro-Level 1
I-CAR Steel GMA Mig Welding
SP/2 Safety, Collison Related and Workplace Skills
Axalta, 3M, and Polyvance Training


Collision Repair Technology is a 2-year program offering up to four high school credits per year for juniors and seniors.

Things to consider when selecting this course:
  • Do I have the ability to get along with others?
  • Do I pay close attention to detail?
  • Am I dependable and flexible?
  • Do I enjoy working on cars?

Things you will learn if you select this course:
  • ICAR Steel Welding/Mig Brazing
  • Panel Repairs - Metal & Plastic
  • Paint and Refinishing
  • Exterior and Interior Trim
  • Mechanical Services
  • Non-Structual Repair
  • Plastic Repair
    • Detailing
    • Adhesive bonding plastic and metal.
  • Collision Damage Estimating

Employment Opportunities:
  • Automotive Body and Glass Repairer - $44,190
  • Painting and Coating Workers - $38,740
  • Claims Adjusters, Appraisers, Examiners, and Investigators - $68,130
  • First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers - $72,000

*Data taken from the National Bureau of Labor Statistics 2020

Articulated Credit:
 
Students who maintain high attendance and a "C" (2.0 GPA) or higher average, may apply for advances placement at Ranken Technical College.



Students who complete the Collision Repair Technology program also qualify for I-CAR Welding Certification in steel and aluminum at a reduced industry fee. 


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