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CCCTC Auto Body Technology
Instructor: Mr. Darrin Dale
ddale@ccctc.org
This is a two-year course that teaches the skills necessary to perform collision repairs on all automobiles,
including the high-tech ones of today. Automobile repairs are increasing and
changing each year. CCCTC makes a point of teaching all the new techniques needed for these vehicles.
The collision repair industry is getting larger each year. It is rapidly becoming a $30 billion-a-year industry. It is not directly affected by the ups and downs in the economy; therefore, it does provide steady work.
Advancement Opportunities
Shop manager
Production Foreman
Parts Manager
Estimator
Instructor in vocational or trade schools
Opportunities to open your own business
Career Opportunities
Frame and Unitized Construction Technician
Collision and Sheet Metal Technician
Refinishing Technician
Masking
Priming
Painting
Rust Restoration
Yearly earnings potential can be in the range of $18,000 - $ 50,000, depending on skills, experience, type of work performed and geographic location. Fringe benefits vary widely. Pay may be based on an hourly wage, on a percentage of the amount charged, a percentage of the team output, or a combination of these payment structures.
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