Harmonization of Apprenticeship Training
Provincial and territorial apprenticeship authorities are each responsible for their respective apprenticeship programs. In the spirit of continual improvement, and to facilitate mobility among apprentices in Canada, participating authorities have agreed to work towards harmonizing certain aspects of their programs where possible. After consulting with their stakeholders in the trade, they have reached consensus on the following elements. Note that implementation of these elements may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, depending on their own circumstances. For more information on the implementation in any province and territory, please contact that jurisdiction’s apprenticeship authority.
1. Trade name
The official Red Seal name for this trade is Auto Body and Collision Technician.
2. Number of Levels of Apprenticeship
The number of levels of technical training recommended for this trade is 4 (four).
3. Total Training Hours During Apprenticeship Training
The total hours of training, including both on-the-job and in-school training for this trade is 7200.
4. Sequencing Topics and Related Sub-tasks
The topic titles in the table below are placed in a column for each apprenticeship level for technical training. Each topic is accompanied by the sub-tasks and their reference number. The topics in the grey shaded cells represent those that are covered “in context” with other training in the subsequent years.
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Safety-Related Functions in context | Safety-Related Functions in context | Safety-Related Functions in context | |
Communication in context | Communication in context | ||
Refinishing Materials (Prepares) in context | Refinishing Materials (Prepares) in context | ||
Structural and Laminated Glass (Removes, Installs and Repairs) in context | |||
Non-Structural Glass (Removes and Installs) in context | |||
Safety-Related Functions
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Tools and Equipment
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Tools and Equipment
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Tools and Equipment
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Tools and Equipment
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Welding Equipment (Basic/Introduction)
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Welding Equipment
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Welding Equipment
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Welding Equipment
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Work Organization and Document Use
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Work Organization and Document Use
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Work Organization and Document Use
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Work Organization and Document Use
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Communication
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Mentoring
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Trim and Hardware
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Final Inspections
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Final Inspections
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Corrosion Protection and Sound Deadening Materials
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Structural Components (Prepares)
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Structural Components (Prepares)
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Structural Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Structural Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Structural and Laminated Glass (Removes, Installs and Repairs)
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Metal Panels and Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Metal Panels and Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Plastic and Composite Panels and Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Plastic and Composite Panels and Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Non-Structural Glass (Removes and Installs)
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Alternate Fuel Systems (Deactivates and Reactivates)
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Mechanical Components (Removes and Installs)
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Mechanical Components (Removes and Installs)
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Electrical and Electronic Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Electrical and Electronic Components (Removes, Repairs and Installs)
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Interior Components (Repairs and Replaces)
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Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS)
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Surface Preparation
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Repair Materials
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Refinishing Equipment Preparation
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Refinishing Equipment Preparation
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Refinishing Materials (Prepares)
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Refinishing Materials (Prepares)
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Refinishing Materials (Applies) Footnote 1
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Refinishing Materials (Applies)
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Post-Refinishing Functions
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Post-Refinishing Functions
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Exterior Detailing
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Cleans vehicle
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