Nonstructural Repair Specialist Certificate (101E)

The Nonstructural Repair Specialist Certificate maps to the ASE Collision B3 exam for non-structural analysis and damage repair exam. The student who earns this certificate will have a working knowledge of outer body panel repairs, replacements, adjustments, and glass installation. This certificate also requires the student to have mastered certain welding skills. Since many collision repairs are nonstructural and cosmetic in nature, employers need people with these skills.

 

Graduation Requirements

1. Total Credit Hours: 18 credit hours in courses numbered 100 and above
2. Cumulative Grade Point Average: 2.00 (‘C’) or better for all work applicable toward the degree that was completed at Richland
3. Residency: 9 credit hours or more at Richland Community College

Curriculum Requirements

Required Courses

CRT 100	Introduction to Collision Repair	4.0
CRT 120	Non-structural Collision Repair 1	4.0
CRT 220	Non-structural Collision Repair 2	4.0
CRT 235	Stationary & Rolling Glass	2.0
WELD 100	Welding Fundamentals	2.0
WELD 150	Gas Metal Arc Welding for Auto Body	2.0

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