SENIOR PANEL TECHNICIAN ACCREDITATION

IMI Accreditation Panel, formerly ATA, is for technicians whose role involves the repair of vehicles involved in accidents or similar incidents.

Description

This accreditation will certify your competence in assessing and preparing a vehicle before the removal of mechanical and electrical components (disconnected battery, fuses etc). You will know how to store components safely and suitably in designated areas, using the correct storage procedures, and how to replace and adjust components to meet vehicle specifications and settings. You will have complex knowledge of Mechanical, Electrical and Trim (MET) techniques/methods used for removing and replacing vehicle apparatus.

WHAT MODULES ARE INVOLVED?

• Cosmetic Panel Alignment
• MET – Complex
• Panel Damage (Rectification)
• Welded Panel/Section MAG/MIG Braze/Bond/Rivet
• Rectify Bodyshell Misalignment (Setup, Measure, Adjust)
• Aluminium Cosmetic Panel
• Cold Filler Repair

Eligibility

The technician should be working in the accident repair sector of the industry and ideally have at least 3 years experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills, knowledge and techniques required to replace various components, including returning vehicle systems to manufacturer specification and diagnosing system faults.

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