Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Programs
Automotive Collision
Technology Technician
Be part of the exciting transportation industry!
Enroll in our Automotive Collision Technology Technicians program today. Instruction and training includes uses of parts and repair manuals, price lists, flat-rate manuals, computerized systems for estimating and pricing to customers; record-keeping; shop safety, and housekeeping.
Throughout the course of the program, students will receive comprehensive instruction in the five (5) areas of specialization recognized by the ASE Education Foundation, for professional technician certification. Students are encouraged to participate in the ASE Certification testing program during their training.
Additional Skills Covered:
- Employability Skills
- Inspect, Measure, & Repair Unibody Vehicles
- Maintain & Operate Spray Equipment
- Perform Welding Operations
- Prepare & Apply Body Fillers
- Prepare Parts & Panels for Metal Finishing
- Prepare Surfaces for Refinishing
- Prepare Vehicles for Repair and Refinishing
- Repair Fiberglass/Plastic Components
- Repair, Replace, & Adjust Outer Body Panels
- Select & Apply Appropriate Paints & Finishes
- Set Up Vehicle for Pulling & Measuring
- Shop & Occupational Safety Skills
- Waterborne Painting Technology
Industry Certification & State Credential Exams:
Students will be prepared to take an approved state and/or nationally recognized industry certification or licensure exam in their field of study.
College Credit Transfer Opportunity and/or Advanced Standing:
Upon completion of the program and meeting eligibility requirements, including the attainment of an aligned industry certification, students may be awarded credits toward an Associate Degree by Broward College. Students must enroll within two (2) years of completing the program at Atlantic Technical College. Additional college credit may be awarded with the attainment of additional industry certifications.
Job Outlook:
For information regarding Automotive Collision Technology Technician salaries/wages, visit floridajobs.org.
Enroll in our Automotive Collision Technology Technician program today.
To get started in the Automotive Collision Technology Technician program, sign up for an ATC Program Information Session or contact the counselor at Brooke.Lehmejian@browardschools.com
Program Info
Program Length:
1400 hours (approximately 14 months – full time)
Program Offered:
August & January
Delivery Method:
Traditional – 100% classroom based
Days & Times:
Traditional
Monday – Friday 7:05 a.m. – 1:50 p.m.