Auto Body Collision Technology
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Auto body repair and refinishing technicians work on vehicles damaged as a result of collisions, corrosion, and wear. They estimate damages of all types. They use power and hand tools to repair or replace body parts. Complete painting and spot painting are accomplished by using various types of materials and equipment. Before employment, the industry requires auto body repair and refinishing technicians to have their own tools and, in some cases, power tools. |
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Click on the title of the degree, diploma or certificate for more information.
| Award | Title | Campus | Credits |
| Associate in Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.) | Auto Body Technician | BPC/EPC | 72 |
| Diploma | Auto Body Technician | BPC/EPC | 64 |
| Occupational Certificate | Non-Structural Repair Technician Assistant | BPC/EPC | 16 |
| Occupational Certificate | Refinishing Technical Assistant | BPC/EPC | 17 |
| Occupational Certificate | Custom Fabrication and Finishing | BPC/EPC | 19 |
| Occupational Certificate | Auto Body Estimator | BPC | 9 |
| Advanced Technical Certificate | Structural Repair Technician Assistant | BPC/EPC | 16 |
HTC's Auto Body program is endorsed by
I-Car!

Students may continue their
education and proceed towards a bachelor of Operations Management degree at
MSU-Moorhead.
- Take a look this program's award outcomes
- Return to the Transportation Careers Page
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More
program details from the "HTC At A Glance" flyer (PDF)
Contact HTC at 952-995-1300 or info@hennepintech.edu
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