Auto Collision students train in many phases of the collision repair process: cost estimating, frame and body damage analysis, structural and uni-body three-dimensional measuring, metal straightening, MIG welding, computerized frame diagnosis, computerized color mixing, computerized estimating of repair costs, panel and parts replacement. Students also learn auto-electrical systems, air-conditioning and air-bag systems. In addition to completing classroom instruction, students’ practical experiences will be conducted in Prosser’s fully-operational auto collision business.
(DOE 5514/5544)
Career Opportunities
Collision Repair Technician, Insurance Estimator/Appraiser, Automotive Refinish Tech
Instructors –
Matthew Mayfield – mmayfield@nafcs.org
Michael Walker – dwalker@nafcs.org
