CRR 406 - Intro. to Collision Repair Credits: 5 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech An understanding of correct force applied to metal by use of hammer/dolly techniques will be taught. The course will also cover understanding how damage transfers on metal and the use of PPE for the different jobs in a collision repair facility. Safety is emphasized. Prerequisite OR Corequisite: CRR 150 Competencies
- Determine safety and personal health hazards according to OSHA guidelines
- Identify personal safety; eye, skin and respiratory protection
- Show proper use of required clothing and correct hand/foot protection
- Interpret hazardous chemicals you will be working with within the specified tasks.
- Demonstrate understanding of PPE equipment for related tasks
- Demonstrate proper selection of job specific PPE related to task
- Show proper use of job specific PPE
- Interpret hazardous chemicals you will be working with within the specified tasks.
- Show proper use of safety equipment and PPE as per repairs required
- Examine steel materials used in automotive industry
- Identify types of metals used in vehicle construction
- Identify thickness of steel and techniques used to repair specific metals
- Develop metal finishing techniques
- Demonstrate hammer and dolly techniques to repair dents
- Make use of proper grinder techniques.
- Identify how heat transfers within a grinding application
- Classify severity of damaged areas
- Identify tools required to repair differently damaged areas
- Determine location of dent and complexities that could prevent repairs
- Modify, straighten and rough-out contours of damaged panels to suitable condition for body filling
- Determine direction of impact and force used
- Identify and repair surface irregularities on a damaged body panel
- Identify correct abrasives to be used for the repair
- Identify and use various abrasives to remove paint finish and prepare for filler
- Demonstrate correct abrasive choice to prep non damaged areas for proper adhesion with primer surfacers
- Choose body fillers to be used in different repairs
- Identify what point metal finishing can be stopped and fillers can be applied
- Understanding the difference between spot fillers, body fillers and fiberglass fillers
- Demonstrate proper mixing of body filler
- Demonstrate knowledge of filler shaping
- Demonstrate proper application techniques and shape before and during curing
- Identify and use varying abrasive grits to shape, finish, and featheredge filler
- Determine surface preparation of filler, metal surface, and surrounding area for primers/surfacers
- Identify areas that need refinishing and can be dry sanded
- Demonstrate proper use of dust extraction tools to prep for primer surfacer adhesion
- Demonstrate feather edging of damaged areas to be refinished
Competencies Revised Date: AY2025
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