Non-Structural Repair Technician Program in Aurora, CO

Repair Automotive Vehicle Bodies and Straighten Vehicle Frames

The Non-Structural Repair Technician program prepares individuals to apply technical skills to non-structural analysis and repair. This includes damage analysis, estimating, removing damaged parts, and repairing non-structural damage. The program duplicates a repair shop environment where work is performed on customer vehicles. This course uses the I-CAR Advance Tech Curriculum.

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Non-structural Repair Technician Working On A Car's Body in Aurora, CO

Industry Skills

File, grind, sand, and smooth filled or repair surfaces
Inspect repaired vehicles
Fit and weld replacement parts into place
Use of wrenches, welding equipment, power grinders, and other tools

Accredited Courses

26 college credits

ACT 1001 Intro to Automotive Collision Technology
ACT 1011 Metal Welding and Cutting I
ACT 1021 Non-Structural Repair Preparation
ACT 1022 Panel Repair & Replacements
ACT 1023 Metal Finishing And Body Filling
ACT 1024 Replace Weld-on Exterior Panel
ACT 1051 Plastics & Adhesives I
ACT 1070 Automotive Collision Technology Lab Experiences I
ACT 2011 Metal Welding And Cutting II
ACT 2021 Movable Glass And Hardware

Program Experience

Students spend 50% of their time learning concepts in a classroom, and 50% of their time in the shop with hands-on practical work
Students gain experience in a simulated shop environment with industry-grade equipment
Enrollment options are available for both high school students and post-secondary students
1 year of classes