Motive Power Technician –Service And Management (VMTN) – CAMBRIAN COLLEGE
You will learn to diagnose and repair complex wiring systems, understand serial data communications and perform quality repairs. Emissions systems, automatic transmissions, ABS brakes, air conditioning, computer applications, scan tools, lab scopes and gas analyzers will be explored in depth.
Welding And Fabrication Technician (WFTN) – CAMBRIAN COLLEGE
Working in the college’s welding lab, you will take metal fabrication projects from the engineering drawing stage through cutting and forming processes to the welding and inspection phases. You will have unique opportunities to put your welding skills into practice by working on real community and applied research projects.
SPS09 Best Practices For High-Strength Steel Repairs (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Identify how to test for HSS and UHSS, and common locations UHSS can be found. Understand the considerations and implications of heating HSS and UHSS. Understand best practices for removing and attaching parts on HSS and UHSS vehicles. Understand the considerations surrounding different attachment methods when working on HSS and UHSS parts.
SPS08 Steel Full-Frame Technologies and Repair (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Identify trends in full-frame vehicle design and construction. Identify issues related to full-frame repair. Repair full-frame and unitized body damage following vehicle maker’s procedures.
SPS07 Steel Unitized Structures Technologies and Repair (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Describe basic metallurgy and its impact on the collision repair industry. Explain how the use of new materials used in vehicles relates to collision repair dynamics. Understand why vehicle makers are moving toward advanced high- strength steels. Identify the repair considerations for advanced high-strength steels and new vehicle construction processes.
SPS03 Steel Full-Frame Sectioning (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Identify body-over-frame designs. Analyze full-frame damage. Repair cracks in full frames. Examples of OEM full-frame sectioning procedures. Analyzing and repairing full-frame attachments. Repair vehicle body assembly.
MEA01 Measuring (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Identify point-to-point measuring equipment and operation. Identify three- dimensional measuring equipment and operation. Understand vehicle dimension specifications. Make vehicle measurements.
HON11e Honda & Acura High-Strength Steel Repair (IL English and French) – I-CAR
See description in OEM-Specific Training section.
GLA02 Stationary Glass IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Understand the role of stationary glass. Identify glass construction and stationary glass adhesive. Explain methods for removing and installing a windshield. Describe proper pinchweld preparation. Recognize steps for preparing the glass and applying the adhesive. Define the different methods for troubleshooting and ensuring proper installation.
FFR01 Full Frame Partial Replacement (IL English and French) – I-CAR
Objectives: Understand OEM repair procedures for many current full-frame vehicles. Identify various full-frame designs, construction methods and repair considerations. Understand partial replacement at factory seams and sectioning options for full-frame vehicles. Differentiate welding requirements for full-frames vs. unibody parts. Describe repair and replacement considerations for full-frame attachments.
