Collision Repair

The Collision Repair Technology program at Randolph Technical Center (RTC) is designed to provide students with comprehensive, hands-on training in the field of automotive collision repair. This program covers various aspects of collision repair, including dent removal, body filling, welding, painting, and refinishing techniques. Emphasis is placed on safety procedures, proper tool and equipment use, and the latest industry standards and practices. Students have the opportunity to work on real vehicles, gaining practical experience in diagnosing, repairing, and restoring vehicles to their pre-accident condition. The program also focuses on developing students' skills in estimating repair costs and understanding insurance processes, preparing them for a range of careers in the collision repair industry.

A person is applying a protective film to the side of a white vehicle that is elevated on a lift in an automotive workshop.
A group of students working together on a car in a workshop, focusing on different parts of the vehicle as they engage in hands-on learning.
Two students are working on automotive body parts in a workshop, one is using a tool on a fender while the other is focused on a similar task in the background.
A young person is focused on working on a curved piece of material, using tools while seated on the floor next to a wooden sawhorse in a workshop setting.
Three individuals are working in a workshop, kneeling while applying finishing touches to black car fenders placed on stands.
A man with a thick beard and wearing a plaid shirt and cap poses in front of a blue backdrop featuring the Randolph Technical Center logo.

Meet the instructor

I'm James Harman, Collision Repair Technology Instructor at Randolph Technical Center.  I have over 25 years of experience working in the collision repair industry.

Email James Harman