Automotive Collision Technology

The need for Collision Repair Technicians that have the skill set to make damaged vehicles look new again.

In our Automotive Collision Technology program at DACC, students gain real-life work experience repairing collision-damaged vehicles. Students who like to work with their hands, enjoy working on cars, are eager to learn advanced technology as well as traditional techniques, and have the ability to solve problems will excel in this program. of full-time work.

Program Highlights:

Dent repairing
Welding
Auto detailing
Removing and replacing parts Electrical systems
Cooling systems
Estimating
This program provides instruction in repairing plastics, fiberglass and rubber bumpers, and refinishing metals and plastics used to manufacture automobiles and trucks.

Area of Study:

Paint and refinish techniques
Body panel repair and replacement
Fiberglass and plastic repair
MIG, TIG, and Oxyacetylene welding
Frame and unibody damage repair
Custom paint and airbrushing
Use of body repair tools and equipment
Business and management operations
Water-based paint
Powder coating
Dentless repair
Estimating
Glass replacement
Aluminum repair

Download the full Automotive Collision Technology fact sheet in English, en Español, or Somali.

Overview Videos

Fees

Fees can be easily paid online, 24 hours a day. Learn more about paying class fees and adding to your student’s lunch account.

Automotive Collision Fee Sheet I

Automotive Collision Fee Sheet II

This program is participating in the Chromebook One to One Experience. An additional one-time fee to purchase a Chromebook will be waived if you are a returning student who has already participated in the Chromebook One to One Experience or if you are bringing your own technology. Learn more about the Chromebook One to One Experience.

To ask more questions about any program or to schedule a tour of our campus, contact Administrative Assistant to the Enrollment Coordinator, Mariellen Murray at (740) 201-3216 or MurrayM@DelawareAreaCC.org