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ATA assessment process (Light Vehicle Technicians)
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Automotive Technician Accreditation is a national voluntary scheme which tests the current competence of individuals working in the retail motor industry, who are commited to an ethical code of conduct.
Light Vehicle Technicians: ATA assessment process
There are three levels of accreditation. Technicians must pass a series of tests of practical skill (listed below) and an online-knowledge test :
Service Maintenance Technician
- Braking systems
- Engine electrical systems
- Engine mechanical
- Vehicle safety and documentation - click here to view example
- Transmission system
- Vehicle electrical systems
- Wheel alignment and steering
Diagnostic Technician
- Braking systems
- Engine electrical systems
- Engine mechanical
- Vehicle electrical systems - click here to view example
- Air conditioning
- Transmission system
- Wheel alignment and steering
Master Technician
- Braking systems
- Customer liaison
- Engine electrical - click here to view example
- Instructional support
- Supplementary restraint system (SRS)
Other ATA Assessment Disciplines
Use the links below to see similar information relating to other disciplines in which we offer ATA assessment:
Air Conditioning Technicians
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Autoglazing Technicians
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MET Technicians
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Motorcycle Technicians
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Paint Technician
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Panel Technicians
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Roadside Assistance
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Vehicle Damage Assessors
