ASE and I-CAR Certified Technicians at Probst Collision

Oct. 7, 2013 - PRLog -- When it comes to having repair work done on a vehicle, it is important that the technicians are properly trained to do the job right.  Performing quality work is the best way to build trust among customers and Probst Collision (http://www.probstcollision.com/) hires technicians with ASE and I-CAR Certification to ensure that their customers receive quality work on their vehicles.  Probst Collision is dedicated to providing the best collision repair and fabrication services and their ASE and I-CAR certified technicians can restore damaged vehicles to their pre-accident condition.

         The technology of the automotive industry moves rather quickly and earning ASE Certification (http://www.probstcollision.com/certification.php) is a great way for automotive technicians to keep up with the current trends and practices in their niche.  Technicians seeking ASE Certification must be tested and certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) which is a non-profit organization that offers over 40 exams that test for job related skills in a range of specialties.  To receive certification, a technician must pass at least one exam and provide proof of two or more years of work experience within the specialty being tested.  Technicians with ASE Certification have proven themselves to be knowledgeable in their niche and must be retested every five years to renew their certification.

         Collision repair is an important aspect of automotive repair and the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair, or I-CAR, provides specialized training and certification for collision repair for individuals and businesses.  I-CAR is a not-for-profit organization that offers online and classroom coursework that covers subjects related to collision repair such as repair processes and terminology, mechanical systems information, refinishing and detailing, tools, and equipment.  Some I-CAR classes are introductory and meant for insurance claims agents or office support while automotive technicians take a more in-depth curriculum which also includes dent repair, fiberglass repair, painting, and adhesives.  Technicians who receive I-CAR Certification must continue their education to stay current with techniques in collision repair and maintain their certifications.


         Every technician employed by Probst Collision has either ASE or I-CAR Certification to ensure that they are providing quality work according to the latest trends and techniques within their niche.  By keeping their employees certified, Probst Collision ensures that their customers will receive quality work to restore their vehicles to pre-accident condition.  Contact Probst Collision (http://www.probstcollision.com/contact.php) or check out their website for a complete list of their available services.