Auto Collision Technology
- Repair collision-involved autos, motorcycles, and Semi trucks to pre-accident condition using state-of-the-art processes and equipment.
- Analyze damage and calculate the cost to repair and refinish vehicles.
- Refinish a wide array of vehicles, motorcycles, and other special projects with the latest paint guns.
- Mix paint to achieve a perfect color match or create a unique custom color.
- Apply professional techniques of metal fabrication, welding, and adhesive repairs.
Scheduling Information
High School Students
- Juniors and Seniors
- Attend AM or PM session
- 8:15 am-11:15 am or 12:55 pm-3:55 pm
Adult Students
- Half-time
- 8:15 am-11:15 am or 12:55 pm-3:55 pm
- Full-Time
- 8:15 am-11:15 am AND 12:55-3:55 pm
Helpful Attributes and Abilities
- Reading and math skills at the 9th-grade level or above
- Good health and physical condition
- Good hand-eye coordination
- Ability to think critically and logically
- Ability to organize one's work
- Basic metalworking, wood shop, industrial art experience
- Basic mechanical ability
- Ability to mentally plan your actions
Student Organizations
SkillsUSA (https://www.skillsusa.org)
Courses and Career Majors
Collision Repair Helper
- 1025 hrs.
Collision Repair Technician
- 1170 hrs.
Electrical and Mechanical Technician
- 1290 hrs.
Non-Structural Repair Technician
- 795 hrs.
Refinishing Technician
- 795 hrs.
Field Trips
Accrediting Agency
- Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education
- National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation
Employment Opportunities
- Automotive dealership body shops
- independent body shops
- insurance claims companies
- auto detail shops
- auto restoration shops
- auto sound shops
Certifications
- I-Car Platinum Non-Structural Tech Pro-Level 1
- I-Car Platinum Refinish Technician Pro-Level 1
- Painting & Refinishing (ASE Student)
- Non-Structural Analysis & Damage Repair (ASE Student)