I-CAR Education

I-CAR ADD-ON EDUCATION & TECHNICAL SESSIONS

In conjunction with the ASRW 2010 Education program, I-CAR is pleased to present the following technical education courses. Registration for these sessions can be found under 'add-on education' in the online attendee registration system. Each session is available for $95. Complimentary lunch provided to all Saturday/Sunday session attendees. In addition, each Saturday/Sunday attendee will be entered into a drawing to win one of 15 FREE super passes!

DATE	START TIME	END TIME	COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME	INSTRUCTOR
SATURDAY OCT. 9TH	8:00 AM	12:00 PM	ICS01	Recyled Parts for Collision Repair (RCY01) Repairing collision-damaged vehicles using recycled automotive parts has become an alternative for many vehicle repairs. The automotive recycling industry has evolved in today’s fast-changing market, increasing the quality and availability of recycled parts for repairing collision-damaged vehicles. Understanding this industry can improve a repairer’s ability to make sounds decisions when considering the use of recycled parts.	Shawn Collins
			ICS02	Inspecting Repairs for Quality Control (QUA01) Customer safety and satisfaction; maintaining a customer base; reputation; reduced liability; expectations of insurers; What are the “real” benefits of ensuring the quality of a repair during each step in the process? Every individual who is involved in the repair is a stakeholder. Understanding the steps involved in inspecting a repair for quality are valuable to retaining business and achieving a complete and safe repair.	Bob Zelano
			ICS03	Overview of Cycle Time Improvements for the Collision Repair Process (CYC01) In today’s business environment, efficiency is essential to bottom line performance and improving cycle time is one of the most powerful ways to increase efficiency. An understanding of how cycle time impacts both the customer experience and the overall success of the business isn’t just a management issue, but is a concern for the entire organization; as everyone must work together to continuously improve. This course helps the student identify the “time bandits” that can affect business along with ways to improve.	Kim Beck
			ICS04	Collision Repair for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles (TOY01) Toyota is one of the largest vehicle makers in the world and is committed to delivering quality vehicles with emerging technology. Advanced vehicle structures, restraint systems, hybrid systems, and driver-assist systems are at the forefront of these technologies. As Toyota vehicles continue to evolve, understanding their specific repair processes becomes fundamental in completing a safe repair that does not affect the vehicle’s reliability.	Mark Olson
			ICS05	Hazardous Materials, Personal Safety, and Refinish Safety (WKR01) Understanding how to work safely in a repair facility is a great way to increase efficiency, which is a fundamental part of today’s business environment. Understanding the correct methods for storage and disposal of hazardous materials and waste and knowing the proper personal protective equipment can reduce accidents and help achieve a safe and complete repair.	Jack Charles
			ICS06	Movable Glass (GLA01) Being able to recognize the specific repair procedures for movable glass is an important part of many major collision repairs and contributes greatly to the safety of the driver. Understanding the considerations around these procedures can ensure vehicle safety, customer satisfaction, and liability.	Mitch Becker
SATURDAY, OCT. 9TH	1:00 PM	5:00 PM	ICS07	Vehicle Technology and Trends 2010 (NEW10) As technology evolves, keeping pace with change is important in both completing a safe repair and in doing so efficiently. Changes in vehicle makers’ repair procedures and instructions, the use of new materials, and changes in government regulations all play a contributing role in a shifting environment. From electronic park-assist systems and collision-warning systems, to innovations in paint materials and new construction materials, keeping up with today’s technology can be seen as a challenge. Being able to identify trends is a key to success in a world of change.	Shawn Collins
			ICS08	Inspecting Repairs for Quality Control (QUA01) Customer safety and satisfaction; maintaining a customer base; reputation; reduced liability; expectations of insurers; What are the “real” benefits of ensuring the quality of a repair during each step in the process? Every individual who is involved in the repair is a stakeholder. Understanding the steps involved in inspecting a repair for quality are valuable to retaining business and achieving a complete and safe repair.	Bob Zelano
			ICS09	Waterborne Products, Systems and Application (REF07) Waterborne refinishing products are quickly emerging as a part of today’s technology because of their more positive impact on the environment. Understanding the difference between waterborne and solvent-borne products along with the benefits of using waterborne refinishing materials is necessary for any shop considering conversion to waterborne refinishing, as is the knowledge of proper disposal procedures for waterborne hazardous waste and the types of assistance offered by paint companies to make the conversion successful.	Kim Beck
			ICS10	Collision Repair for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles (TOY01) Toyota is one of the largest vehicle makers in the world and is committed to delivering quality vehicles with emerging technology. Advanced vehicle structures, restraint systems, hybrid systems, and driver-assist systems are at the forefront of these technologies. As Toyota vehicles continue to evolve, understanding their specific repair processes becomes fundamental in completing a safe repair that does not affect the vehicle’s reliability.	Mark Olson
			ICS11	Hazardous Materials, Personal Safety, and Refinish Safety (WKR01) Understanding how to work safely in a repair facility is a great way to increase efficiency, which is a fundamental part of today’s business environment. Understanding the correct methods for storage and disposal of hazardous materials and waste and knowing the proper personal protective equipment can reduce accidents and help achieve a safe and complete repair.	Jack Charles
			ICS12	Stationary Glass (GLA02) A technician’s ability to identify stationary glass repair and replacement procedures is important for many collision repairs. Understanding how to repair minor glass damage is key to the safety of the vehicle. The ability of the technician to complete a safe stationary glass repair is reflected in the value, cost, and safety of a repair and, ultimately, in customer satisfaction.	Mitch Becker
SUNDAY, OCT. 10TH	8:00 AM	12:00 PM	IC01	Collision Repair for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles (TOY01) Toyota is one of the largest vehicle makers in the world and is committed to delivering quality vehicles with emerging technology. Advanced vehicle structures, restraint systems, hybrid systems, and driver-assist systems are at the forefront of these technologies. As Toyota vehicles continue to evolve, understanding their specific repair processes becomes fundamental in completing a safe repair that does not affect the vehicle’s reliability.	Mark Olson
			IC02	Advanced Material Damage Analysis (DAM08) As vehicle technology advances, manufacturers are developing features that offer greater safety and convenience to the vehicle owner. Systems that detect a vehicle’s blind spots, assist with night vision, assist with parking, and help control a vehicle all contribute to the safety and comfort of the driver. As owners become more reliant upon these innovations, identifying vehicles that have them and ensuring the systems are working properly following a repair is important in terms of vehicle safety, customer satisfaction, and liability.	Mitch Becker
			IC03	Collision Repair for Honda and Acura Vehicles (HON01) Premiere! Honda’s success in the marketplace is the result of their commitment to producing vehicles that their customers believe in. Honda delivers a diverse lineup of quality vehicles and recognizes that their products’ reliability should not be compromised after repair. Guaranteeing a complete and safe repair requires the knowledge of vehicle-specific procedures that are unique to Honda.	Jack Charles
SUNDAY, OCT. 10TH	1:00 PM	5:00 PM	IC04	Recycled Parts for Collision Repair (RCY01) Repairing collision-damaged vehicles using recycled automotive parts has become an alternative for many vehicle repairs. The automotive recycling industry has evolved in today’s fast-changing market, increasing the quality and availability of recycled parts for repairing collision-damaged vehicles. Understanding this industry can improve a repairer’s ability to make sounds decisions when considering the use of recycled parts.	Mitch Becker
			IC05	Inspecting Repairs for Quality Control (QUA01) Customer safety and satisfaction; maintaining a customer base; reputation; reduced liability; expectations of insurers; What are the “real” benefits of ensuring the quality of a repair during each step in the process? Every individual who is involved in the repair is a stakeholder. Understanding the steps involved in inspecting a repair for quality are valuable to retaining business and achieving a complete and safe repair.	Bob Zelano
			IC06	Collision Repair for Honda and Acura Vehicles (HON01) Premiere! Honda’s success in the marketplace is the result of their commitment to producing vehicles that their customers believe in. Honda delivers a diverse lineup of quality vehicles and recognizes that their products’ reliability should not be compromised after repair. Guaranteeing a complete and safe repair requires the knowledge of vehicle-specific procedures that are unique to Honda.	Jack Charles
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13TH	8:00 AM	12:00 PM	IC07	Collision Repair for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles (TOY01) Toyota is one of the largest vehicle makers in the world and is committed to delivering quality vehicles with emerging technology. Advanced vehicle structures, restraint systems, hybrid systems, and driver-assist systems are at the forefront of these technologies. As Toyota vehicles continue to evolve, understanding their specific repair processes becomes fundamental in completing a safe repair that does not affect the vehicle’s reliability.	Mark Olson
			IC08	Advanced Material Damage Analysis (DAM08) As vehicle technology advances, manufacturers are developing features that offer greater safety and convenience to the vehicle owner. Systems that detect a vehicle’s blind spots, assist with night vision, assist with parking, and help control a vehicle all contribute to the safety and comfort of the driver. As owners become more reliant upon these innovations, identifying vehicles that have them and ensuring the systems are working properly following a repair is important in terms of vehicle safety, customer satisfaction, and liability.	Jeff Poole
			IC09	Recycled Parts for Collision Repair (RCY01) Repairing collision-damaged vehicles using recycled automotive parts has become an alternative for many vehicle repairs. The automotive recycling industry has evolved in today’s fast-changing market, increasing the quality and availability of recycled parts for repairing collision-damaged vehicles. Understanding this industry can improve a repairer’s ability to make sounds decisions when considering the use of recycled parts.	Shawn Collins
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13TH	1:00 PM	5:00 PM	IC10	Collision Repair for Honda and Acura Vehicles (HON01) Premiere! Honda’s success in the marketplace is the result of their commitment to producing vehicles that their customers believe in. Honda delivers a diverse lineup of quality vehicles and recognizes that their products’ reliability should not be compromised after repair. Guaranteeing a complete and safe repair requires the knowledge of vehicle-specific procedures that are unique to Honda.	Johnny Dickerson
			IC11	Inspecting Repairs for Quality Control (QUA01) Customer safety and satisfaction; maintaining a customer base; reputation; reduced liability; expectations of insurers; What are the “real” benefits of ensuring the quality of a repair during each step in the process? Every individual who is involved in the repair is a stakeholder. Understanding the steps involved in inspecting a repair for quality are valuable to retaining business and achieving a complete and safe repair.	Jeff Poole
			IC12	Recycled Parts for Collision Repair (RCY01) Repairing collision-damaged vehicles using recycled automotive parts has become an alternative for many vehicle repairs. The automotive recycling industry has evolved in today’s fast-changing market, increasing the quality and availability of recycled parts for repairing collision-damaged vehicles. Understanding this industry can improve a repairer’s ability to make sounds decisions when considering the use of recycled parts.	Shawn Collins