ASSOCIATED TEACHERS/FACULTY
Mr. Ronald Trottier and Mr. Keith Nieberle
CAREER PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing has a curriculum based on Massachusetts Vocational Technical Educational frameworks and provides hands-on experience working on a wide range of vehicles. Using the latest technology in damage assessment, materials, and electronics, students learn techniques to repair vehicles with collision or cosmetic damage. Students gain experience in all areas, including welding, metal straightening, frame repair, refinishing, plastic repair, computerized paint-mixing, mechanical, system repairs, electrical repairs, and damage estimating for insurance requirements.
Career Paths
- Non-Structural Technician
- Structural Frame Technician
- Refinishing Technician
- Aluminum Structural Technician
- Electrical/Mechanical Technician
- Auto Damage Appraiser
- Auto Glass Technician
- Auto Restoration Technician
- Auto Body Supply Sales
Certifications
- OSHA 10 Hour General Industry
- I-CAR Non-Structural Pro-Level 1
- I-CAR Refinishing Pro-Level 1
- SP2 Collision Safety Certification
- SP2 Collision Pollution Precaution
- I-CAR Intro to Collision Repair Series
Industry Partnerships
- I-CAR
- Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair
- Collision Repair Education Foundation
- SkillsUSA
Articulation Agreements
- Universal Technical Institute
- North Shore Community College
Meeting Documents
Advisory Committee Members
Ashley Bourgeois, Kemperle INC.
Brian Cotting, Mike’s Auto Body
Joseph Curtin, Kemperle, Inc.
Thomas Duda
Brian Freedman
Michael Levy, Don Kennett Auto Body Supplies
Andrew Olsson
Doug SantaCruz, Anderson Street Autobody
Rod Schneider, Schneider Bros. Autobody
Gary Shanbar, PT6 Auto Body Shop
Paul Tuscano, Auto Body Buiders
Adam Zeraschi
Robert Zeraschi
Alumni Spotlight
Rene Dubon, Class of 2016
Where are they now? Kemperle Autobody Supply
What is their job title? Paint Mixer
“‘I believe in ‘The best or nothing at all,’ spoken by Gottlier Daimler.”
