Advanced Full Frame Repair

Requirement: All participants MUST complete the Full Frame Analysis & Repair Planning Course before enrolling in this course.

This advanced 2-day (16 hour) class is designed for entry level and experienced structural repair technicians who require training in full frame vehicle repair. In this course, technicians will learn collision theory, structural damage analysis skills and correction procedures for full frame vehicles to maximize both repair quality and profitability.

Key "hands-on" learning activities include:

• Real-world application of principles of measuring, analyzing, and collision theory.
• A working knowledge of setup and use of both gauge and computerized measuring systems.
• Use computerized structural reports, gauge reading, and visual analysis to accurately analyze
  multiple structrual damage in a full frame vehicle.
• Developing an accurate repair plan based on this analysis.
• Use repair plan to secure, support, prepare, and realign collision damaged full frame vehicle structures.
• Correctly realign and verify steering and suspension components in collision damaged full frame vehicles.
• Understand stress in metals, stress relief techniques, corrosion protection, proper welding equipment and procedures.

The correct code to use for obtaining I-CAR credit for this course is CHEM-00009.

To review and print copies of the documentation forms needed to secure I-CAR credit, please click on the following link: http://www.i-car.com/pdf/forms_applications/training_alliance/student_us.pdf