ABOUT US

Woodruff’s Collision Technology / Autobody Program exposes students to a variety of highly-skilled, high-wage, autobody industry careers. Students participate in specialized hands-on training, classroom instruction, and internships at various locations, including local car dealerships and autobody shops. Instruction includes a focus on safety and the skills necessary to succeed in various autobody-related careers.

Instructor: Mr. Shelton Schuster
shelton.schuster@psd150.org

FOCUS AREAS

Shop Safety
Structure and assembly modern vehicles
Collisions and refinishing techniques
Operate hand, air, and autobody specific tools
Remove, repair, and/or replace dents
Learn about plastic repair
Welding and cutting techniques
Prepare surfaces for painting and detailing vehicles
Mix and reduce paint, and spray technique
Hands-on lab activities
Quizzes, tests, and projects
Opportunities for job shadowing, guest speakers, internships, and field trips

COURSE SEQUENCE

Year I
Course Name
# of Credit Units
Junior or Senior Year
AM & PM Blocks
BRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION

Year II
Course Name
# of Credit Units
Junior or Senior Year
AM & PM Blocks
BRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES

Forklift Operator Safety
I-CAR Badges
OSHA 10 Safety
PPG Refinishing Certificate
Autobody Paint Certificate

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Entry-level Technician
Body and Paint Technician
Refinishing Technician
Parts Clerk
Shop Owner
Estimator of Automobile Damage
Collision Repair Specialist
Car Dealership Body Shop Technician
Customized Project Paint/Panel Designer