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There has never been a greater need for competent technicians. Automotive Technician Accreditation has been developed to recognise them.
The provision of quality assessment is at the heart of Automotive Technician Accreditation. Becoming an ATA Approved Assessment Centre can bring substantial benefits to your organisation.
Paint Technician: ATA assessment process
Paint Technicians: ATA assessment process
There are two competency levels Technician and Senior Technician.
Technicians must pass a series of tests of practical skill (listed below) and an online-knowledge test. Each element has an allotted time in which to complete the task.
Paint Technician
The five practical assessments at Technician level will measure competence in the following:
• Panel preparation
• Priming and flatting
• Sealing and masking
• Colour identification and mixing
• Application of finish coats in non-metallic C.O.B and metallic systems
Senior Paint Technician
The six practical assessments at Senior Technician level will measure competence in the following:
• Cosmetic repairs
• Repair and paint plastics, and using textured paints
• Application of C.O.B. metallic paint
• Local, fade out and blend techniques
• Rectifying paint run defects
• Colour identification and mixing to a set colour
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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Light Vehicle Technicians
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MET Technicians
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Motorcycle Technicians
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Panel Technicians
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Roadside Assistance
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Vehicle Damage Assessors
