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Task E-18 Repairs and replaces interior components
Task Descriptor
Auto body and collision technicians replace and repair interior components such as trim panels to bring the interior of the vehicle back to its pre-damage condition.
E-18.01 - Repairs interior components
Essential Skills: Continuous Learning, Document Use, Thinking
E-18.01 - Repairs interior components
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| E-18.01.01P |
handle and store interior components with care during repair |
interior components are handled and stored with care during repair to avoid damage |
| E-18.01.02P |
clean components |
components are cleaned using appropriate cleaners to determine extent of damage and to facilitate repair |
| E-18.01.03P |
select and use tools and equipment for repair |
tools and equipment for repair are selected and used according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| E-18.01.04P |
select and use repair materials |
repair materials are selected based on type of damage and substrate according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| E-18.01.05P |
re-attach mounting points for clips |
mounting points for clips are re-attached |
| E-18.01.06P |
repair plastics |
plastics are repaired using heat, plastic welder, panel bonders and epoxy |
| E-18.01.07P |
install in original location with original type fasteners |
original type fasteners are installed in original location to ensure it remains a serviceable piece, after confirming there is no secondary damage to mounting locations |
| E-18.01.08P |
complete installation |
installation is completed by verifying fit, finish and operation |
Range of Variables
- interior components include: trim panels, seats, head liners, door panels, center consoles
- damage includes: scratches, staining, cracks, tears, bruising
- appropriate cleaners include: soap and water, damp cloths
- tools and equipment for repair include: plastic welding equipment, heat guns, spray guns (adhesives)
- repair materials include: epoxies, adhesives, welding rods
- plastics include: thermoplastics, thermoset, rigid, flexible
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| E-18.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair interior components |
identify types of interior components |
| define terminology associated with interior components |
| identify types of substrates |
| describe fasteners and adhesives relating to interior components |
| identify types of tools and equipment for repair |
| identify types of repair materials |
| describe procedures used to establish removal and installation sequence |
| identify types of tools and equipment for removal and installation |
| describe procedures used to repair interior components |
| describe procedures used to verify fit, finish and operation of interior components |
Range of Variables
- interior components include: trim panels, seats, head liners, door panels, center consoles
- substrates include: steel, plastic, aluminum, composites, cloth
- tools and equipment for repair include: plastic welding equipment, heat guns, spray guns (adhesives)
- repair materials include: epoxies, adhesives, welding rods
- tools and equipment for removal and installation include: various hand tools, flashlights
E-18.02 - Replaces interior components
Essential Skills: Thinking, Document Use, Reading
E-18.02 - Replaces interior components
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| E-18.02.01P |
disconnect and isolate battery when replacing trim and interior components |
battery is disconnected and isolated when replacing trim and interior components according to OEM procedures |
| E-18.02.02P |
verify replacement interior component matches damaged component |
replacement interior component is verified that it matches damaged component |
| E-18.02.03P |
identify types and locations of fasteners |
types and locations of fasteners are identified |
| E-18.02.04P |
remove interior components |
interior components are removed using tools and equipment |
| E-18.02.05P |
transfer fasteners, clips and retainers from removed component to replacement component |
fasteners, clips and retainers from removed component are transferred to replacement component in the event they are not provided |
| E-18.02.06P |
install new component into its original location with OEM-type fasteners |
new component is installed into its original location with OEM-type fasteners to ensure it remains a serviceable piece, after confirming there is no secondary damage to mounting locations |
| E-18.02.07P |
secure interior components |
interior components are secured using fasteners according to OEM specifications |
| E-18.02.08P |
connect electrical components and reconnect battery |
electrical components are connected and battery is reconnected |
| E-18.02.09P |
complete installation |
installation is completed by re-initializing electrical components and verifying operation according to OEM procedures |
Range of Variables
- interior components include: trim panels, seats, head liners, door panels, center consoles, dash
- matches include: colours, features, textures
- tools and equipment include: steering wheel pullers, screwdrivers, clip removers, various hand and power tools
- electrical components include: power-assisted features, control switches, handles, convenience systems
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| E-18.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to replace interior components |
identify types of interior components |
| define terminology associated with interior components |
| describe fasteners and adhesives relating to interior components |
| identify types of tools and equipment |
| describe procedures used to replace interior components |
| describe procedures used to disconnect, isolate and reconnect battery |
| describe procedures used to verify fit, finish and operation of interior components |
| E-18.02.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install electrical components |
describe procedures used to connect electrical components |
| describe procedures to verify operation |
Range of Variables
- interior components include: trim panels, seats, head liners, door panels, center consoles, dash
- tools and equipment include: steering wheel pullers, screwdrivers, clip removers, various hand and power tools
- electrical components include: power-assisted features, control switches, handles, convenience systems
Task E-19 Services supplemental restraint systems (SRS)
Task Descriptor
Auto body and collision technicians service restraint systems such as air bags and seat belts in a safe and systematic way in order to return the system to its original condition.
E-19.01 - Services seat belt restraint systems
Essential Skills: Document Use, Digital Technology, Continuous Learning
E-19.01 - Services seat belt restraint systems
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| E-19.01.01P |
perform diagnostic pre-scan |
diagnostic pre-scan is performed to identify failed components |
| E-19.01.02P |
disconnect battery and allow residual charge to dissipate |
battery is disconnected and residual charge is dissipated according to OEM specifications and procedures to prevent unintentional activation |
| E-19.01.03P |
identify type of seat belt restraint system and safe handling procedures |
type of seat belt restraint system is identified and handled according to OEM specifications |
| E-19.01.04P |
identify failed seat belt component indicators |
failed seat belt component indicators are identified |
| E-19.01.05P |
remove components in sequence |
components are removed in sequence according to OEM specifications |
| E-19.01.06P |
inspect for secondary damage to surrounding components |
secondary damage to surrounding components is identified |
| E-19.01.07P |
install seat belt components |
seat belt components are installed ensuring fasteners are torqued according to OEM specifications and procedures |
| E-19.01.08P |
verify seat belt installation and operation |
tests are performed to ensure seat belts are operational according to OEM specifications |
| E-19.01.09P |
reconnect battery |
system is energized after complete supplemental restraint system (SRS) has been serviced |
| E-19.01.10P |
allow vehicle to complete a self-diagnostic check |
vehicle has completed a self-diagnostic check |
| E-19.01.11P |
perform diagnostic post-scan |
diagnostic post-scan is performed to ensure that codes are cleared |
Range of Variables
seat belt restraint systems include: passive, active
failed seat belt component indicators include: visible damage, DTCs, deployed seat belt retractor
secondary damage includes: seat belt mounting locations, seat structure, interior trim damage
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| E-19.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of electrical theory and its relationship with seat belt restraint systems |
define role of batteries in seat belt restraint systems |
| describe the procedures used to disconnect, isolate and reconnect batteries |
| E-19.01.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of seat belt restraint systems, their location, components, operation and failed seat belt component indicators |
identify types of seat belt restraint systems and describe their location, components and operation |
| define terminology associated with seat belt restraint systems |
| identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to seat belt restraint systems |
| E-19.01.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to service seat belt restraint systems and their related components |
interpret and follow documentation pertaining to seat belt restraint systems |
| describe the procedures used to service seat belt restraint systems and their related components |
| describe the procedures used to perform operational check of seat belt restraint systems |
Range of Variables
- seat belt restraint systems include: passive, active
- failed seat belt component indicators include: visible damage, DTCs, deployed seat belt retractor
- documentation includes: service manuals, OEM specifications
E-19.02 - Services air bags and related components
Essential Skills: Digital Technology, Document Use, Continuous Learning
E-19.02 - Services air bags and related components
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| E-19.02.01P |
perform diagnostic pre-scan |
diagnostic pre-scan is performed to identify failed components |
| E-19.02.02P |
disconnect battery and allow residual charge to dissipate |
battery is disconnected and residual charge is dissipated according to OEM specifications and procedures to prevent unintentional activation or deployment |
| E-19.02.03P |
identify type of air bag system |
type of air bag system is identified |
| E-19.02.04P |
take precautionary measures during air bag removal, handling, storage and disposal |
precautionary measures are taken during air bag removal, handling, storage and disposal to avoid damage and personal injury |
| E-19.02.05P |
remove components in sequence |
components are removed in sequence according to OEM specifications |
| E-19.02.06P |
inspect for secondary damage to surrounding components |
secondary damage to surrounding components is identified |
| E-19.02.07P |
verify components for installation |
components for installation are verified according to OEM specifications |
| E-19.02.08P |
install components |
components are installed ensuring fasteners are torqued according to OEM specifications and procedures |
| E-19.02.09P |
verify installation, fit and alignment of air bag system and components |
installation, fit and alignment of air bag system and components are verified |
| E-19.02.10P |
reconnect battery |
system is energized after complete SRS has been repaired |
| E-19.02.11P |
allow vehicle to complete a self-diagnostic check |
vehicle has completed a self-diagnostic check |
| E-19.02.12P |
perform diagnostic post-scan |
diagnostic post-scan is performed to ensure that codes are cleared |
Range of Variables
- air bag systems include: passive, active
- components include: sensors, air bags, modules, seats, pop-up roll bars, clock springs
- secondary damage includes: air bag mounting locations, seat structure, interior trim damage, windshield
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| E-19.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of electrical theory and its relationship with air bag systems and related components |
define role of batteries in air bag systems and related components |
| describe the procedures used to disconnect, isolate and reconnect batteries |
| E-19.02.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of air bag systems, their components, operation and safety |
identify types of air bag systems and describe their location, components, operation and safe precautions |
| define terminology associated with air bag systems |
| identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to air bag systems |
| E-19.02.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to service air bag systems and their related components |
interpret and follow documentation pertaining to air bag systems |
| describe the procedures used to service air bag systems and their related components |
| describe the procedures used to perform a diagnostic check of air bag systems |
| describe the procedures used to clear codes from vehicle |
Range of Variables
- air bag systems include: passive, active
- components include: sensors, air bags, modules, seats, pop-up roll bars, clock springs
- documentation includes: warning labels, OEM specifications and procedures