Standard 1
Successfully complete a safety program before entering a shop space.

Standard 2
Locate and understand basic and hazardous information from a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for products used in the collision repair industry.

1. Proper product labeling
   

Standard 3
Identify, select, inspect, and properly use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

1. Eye protection
   
2. Hand protection
   
3. Body protection
   
4. Respiratory protection
   
5. Hearing protection
   

Standard 4
Comply with OSHA regulations.

Standard 5
Locate Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) procedures to identify material and composition ofthe vehicle being repaired (mild steel, high strength steel, ultra-high strength steel, aluminum, etc.).

Standard 6
Differentiate and understand safety precautions between alternative fuel vehicles, supplemental restraint system (SRS) systems, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Performance Skills

1. Pass a safety test with 100% accuracy.
   
2. Locate, name, and demonstrate all safety equipment and procedures.
   
3. Demonstrate correct use of PPE.
   
4. Recognize and report potential safety hazards.
   
5. Identify proper material labeling.
   
6. Develop a logical repair plan and methods.
   
7. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   

Standard 1
Interpret a damage report to determine appropriate tools, equipment, and methods for overall repair; develop and document a repair plan.

Standard 2
Inspect, remove, protect, label, store, inventory, and reinstall parts for vehicle refinishing.

1. Exterior trim and moldings
   
2. Interior trim and components
   
3. Outer body panels
   
4. Electrical components
   

Standard 3
Determine methods for protecting adjacent panels to the repair area.

1. Panels
   
2. Glass
   
3. Interior parts
   
4. Automotive lighting
   

Standard 4
Differentiate between prior related/unrelated, supplemental, and comprehensive damage.

Performance Skills

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Read and understand a damage report.
   
5. Disassemble and organize noted parts on a damage report for repairs.
   
6. Analyze vehicle for supplemental damage.
   

Standard 1
Interpret a damage report to determine needed repair or replacement for bolted-on panels.

Standard 2
Identify part sources for bolted-on panels.

1. OEM
   
2. Aftermarket
   
3. Used
   

Standard 3
Demonstrate basic skills used in bolted-on part repair/replacement.

Standard 4
Identify parts of bolted-on panel assemblies.

1. Emblems
   
2. Moldings
   
3. Clips (reusable/non reusable)
   
4. Accessories (door handles, mirrors, etc.)
   

Standard 5
Explain how to remove, install, and align damaged bolted-on parts.

1. Bumpers
   
2. Fenders
   
3. Hoods
   
4. Doors
   
5. Deck Lids
   
6. Hatches
   
7. Side Skirts
   
8. Spoilers/Rear Wing
   
9. Tailgate
   
10. Bedside
    
11. Pickup Box
    
12. Cab Assemblies
    

Performance Skills

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Critique panel gaps to ensure proper alignment.
   
5. Inspect, remove, replace, and align bolted-on parts.
   

Standard 1
Interpret a damage report to determine needed repair or replacement for welded-on panels.

Standard 2
Identify part sources for welded-on panels.

1. OEM
   
2. Aftermarket
   
3. Used
   

Standard 3
Demonstrate skills used in welded-on part repair/replacement.

1. Spot Weld Drilling
   
2. Sectioning
   
3. Preparation for Welding
   

Standard 4
Identify parts of welded-on panel assemblies.

1. Emblems
   
2. Moldings
   
3. Stationary Glass
   
4. Inner Panels (inner roof and quarter)
   

Standard 5
Explain how to remove, install, and align damaged welded-on parts.

1. Roof
   
2. Quarter Panel
   
3. Bedside
   

Standard 6
Explain resistance welding techniques.

1. Preparation
   
2. Use of equipment
   

Standard 7
Differentiate between various panel joining techniques.

1. Self-Piercing Rivet
   
2. Adhesive
   
3. Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding (STRSW)
   

Standard 8
Identify, remove, and replace corrosion protection and sound deadening materials.

1. Foams
   
2. Sound Deadening Material
   
3. Corrosion Protection (wax, undercoating, etc.)
   

Performance Skills

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Critique panel gaps to ensure proper alignment.
   
5. Inspect, remove, replace, and align welded-on parts.
   
6. Locate and remove spot welds.
   
7. Demonstrate various panel joining techniques.
   
8. Demonstrate OEM procedures for specific bonded and welded non-structural panels.
   

Standard 1
Select proper PPE, tools, and equipment for metal finishing and body filler processes.

1. Dust Mask/Respirator
   
2. Body Hammers & Dollies
   
3. Weld-Pulling Equipment
   
4. Glue-Pulling Equipment
   
5. Fiberglass, Plastic Filler, and Glaze
   

Standard 2
Demonstrate rough-shaping techniques with proper tools and equipment.

Standard 3
Demonstrate proper metal finishing techniques.

Standard 4
Compare various uses of filler materials.

Standard 5
Apply concepts learned about various sanding techniques.

1. Cross Hatching
   
2. Body Line Separation
   
3. Grit Sizes
   
4. Sanding Blocks
   
5. Feather Edging
   

Performance Skills

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Restore the contour of a panel.
   
5. Demonstrate various techniques for repairing different types of metals.
   

Standard 1
Differentiate between automotive glass types and ratings.

1. Tempered
   
2. Laminated Safety
   
3. Tinted
   

Standard 2
Determine vehicle options for proper glass replacement.

1. Sensors
   
2. OEM/Department of Transportation (DOT) Ratings
   

Standard 3
Illustrate the structure and components of movable and stationary glass.

1. Window regulator types and calibrations
   
2. Window tracks
   
3. Window frames
   
4. Sliding glass windows
   
5. Sunroof
   
6. T-tops and convertibles
   
7. Seals (urethane, rubber)
   

Standard 4
Inspect, remove, and reinstall movable glass and hardware.

1. Care and handling of glass components
   

Standard 5
Perform checks to verify repairs.

1. Operation
   
2. Leaks
   

Performance Skills

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Successfully replace and adjust both movable and stationary glass and related hardware.
   

Standard 1
Properly use PPE when grinding or sanding plastic.

Standard 2
Analyze various plastic characteristics.

1. Thermoplastic
   
2. Thermoset Plastic
   
3. Flexible Plastic
   
4. Semi-Rigid Plastic
   
5. Rigid Plastic
   

Standard 3
Understand and locate International Organization for Standardization codes (ISO).

Standard 4
Analyze plastic damage and determine repair methods.

1. Reshaping
   
2. Plastic Welding
   
3. Adhesive Bonding
   

Standard 5
Perform a single-sided cosmetic repair.

1. Adhesive bonding
   
2. Airless welding
   
3. Nitrogen hot air welding
   

Standard 6
Perform a double-sided cosmetic repair.

1. Adhesive bonding
   
2. Airless welding
   
3. Nitrogen hot air welding
   

Standard 7
Perform a tab repair.

1. Adhesive bonding
   
2. Airless welding
   
3. Nitrogen hot air welding
   

Performance Skill

1. Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment.
   
2. Demonstrate proper use of PPE.
   
3. Perform vehicle clean-up; complete quality control using a checklist on operations performed.
   
4. Properly and safely perform a single-sided cosmetic repair.
   
5. Properly and safely perform a double-sided cosmetic repair.
   

Standard 1
Students will display personal skills related to the essential values, personality traits, and personal characteristics for success in automotive collision repair & refinishing and life.

1. Integrity - demonstrate honesty and personal responsibility for actions in repairing and maintaining automotive collision repair and refinishing.
   
2. Work ethic - demonstrate tenacity, hard work, excellence, punctuality, meet deadlines; and be self­ directed when completing tasks in the automotive collision repair and refinishing classroom or shop.
   
3. Professionalism - demonstrate maturity, self-confidence; and a positive image when working with teammates or clients on automotive collision repair or refinishing jobs/projects.
   
4. Responsibility - demonstrate dependability, consistency, and personal well-being when safely completing automotive collision repair or refinishing tasks.
   
5. Adaptability/Flexibility - Foster creativity, new ideas, and resilience when working to solve problems in automotive collision and repair or refinishing tasks.
   
6. Self-motivated - demonstrate a willingness to learn, independence, initiative, and a positive attitude when approaching new information
   

Standard 2
Students will display workplace skills related to the essential attitudes and abilities for success in the automotive collision repair and refinishing industry.

1. Communication - Demonstrates skills in listening and speaking; communicates professionally with teammates, supervisors, and customers in relation to automotive collision repair and refinishing.
   
2. Decision making- Analyzes key facts, data, and situations to employ reasoning skills for completing automotive collision repair and refinishing tasks.
   
3. Teamwork - Builds trusting relationships, works cooperatively with others and utilizes individual strengths of team members when completing automotive collision repair and refinishing tasks.
   
4. Planning, organizing, and management - Designs, prepares, and implements automotive collision repair and refinishing tasks within a desired timeframe; Sets priorities and responds to changing priorities.
   
5. Leadership - Builds positive relationships and mitigates conflict.
   

Standard 3
Students will display technical skills that are grounded in automotive collision repair and refinishing that deliver essential knowledge and competencies for success in the industry.

1. Computer and technology literacy - specific to the program area.
   
2. Job specific skills - specific to the program area.
   
3. Safety and health - specific to the program area.
   
4. Service orientation - responds to internal and external customers; demonstrates focus and presence; attends to personal matters away from the classroom.
   
5. Professional development - demonstrates openness to learn, grow, and change in the automotive collision repair and refinishing industry.