Automotive Collision
Students in the Auto Body Program learn the various techniques of painting and refinishing the "body" of a vehicle. The students learn to change panels and parts, repair dents, water sand, and mix and spray various paints. Emphasis is placed on problem solving, creativity, and teamwork. Instruction in brazing, soldering and MIG welding practices are stressed. Students develop skills in the preparation of surfaces to be painted, matching and mixing paint, and spraying techniques.
In addition, students install trim and glass, use gauges necessary for frame straightening, and estimate repair services.
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Interests | Skills | |
If you have the following interests, then this program may be for you:
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If you have the following skills, then this program may be for you:
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Industry Certification | Uniform Requirements | |
Automotive Youth Educaton Systems (AYES) Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) |
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Career Potential Upon Completion of the Program | Career Potential with further Education and Training | |
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Career Technical Student Organization | Post-secondary Options | |
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To view current advanced credit opportunities articulated with post-secondary institutions, go to the equivalency search results at: CollegeTransfer.net |
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Nondiscrimination Policy The Greene County Career & Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or ages in its programs or activities. Career and Technical Education program offerings include: Automotive Collision and Body Repair, Automotive Technology, Building and Construction Occupations, Computer Networking Technology, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Electrical Occupations, Emergency and Protective Services, Health Assistant, Precision Machining, Welding and Licensed Practical Nursing (adults only). Admission to the programs depends upon availability and class size and sending school districts criteria. Inquires may be directed to the Greene County Career and Technology’s Title IX Coordinator or the Section 504 Coordinator at 60 Zimmerman Drive, Waynesburg, PA or call 724-627-3106.