Skills Competition - Auto Collision Repair
Tue, Feb 28
|N.D.S.S.
Auto Collision Repair Contest w/ Craig Sindall
Time & Location
Feb 28, 2023, 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
N.D.S.S., 245 Belleville Rd, Napanee, ON K7R 3M7, Canada
Scope
PURPOSE OF THE CONTEST: Students will demonstrate the collision repair and welding skills involved in the automotive collision repair industry. Each competitor’s comprehension of auto COLLISION repair terms, procedures and their ability to perform these tasks in a safe and professional manner will be evaluated.
Duration of contest
6 hours at N.D.S.S. 8:30 - 2:30 pm
Competitors will be judged on their general knowledge of the automotive collision repair process with particular attention paid to:
Skills and Knowledge to be tested;
- Repair tear in fender, weld in section
- Repair plastic bumper section
- Measure unibody system
- Written exam
Equipment materials and clothing
All personal auto collision repair technician tools including:
- drill bits
- vice grips
- tape measure
- straight edge ruler
- tri-square
- welding helmet
- gloves
- aprons
- hacksaw and blades
- spot weld cutter
- felt marker or pencil
- body hammer
- block sander
- spreaders
- mixing board
- center punch
- cold chisel
- die grinder
- air saw
- DA sander
- all safety equipment listed below
Equipment and material provided by Limestone District School Board
- work table
- Protective equipment other than individual protective gear (PPE)
- welders
- Air supplied respirators
- Disposable gloves (Nitrile)
- Dual action sanders and supplies
- Blow gun
- Hazardous spill kit
- Fresh air Respiratory protection
Safety Equipment
List of required personal protective equipment (PPE) provided by competitors
- Safety Glasses with non-tinted clear
- Coveralls
- CSA approved Safety shoes
- Safety Gloves
- Welding helmet
- Dust Mask
- Leather gloves
- Hearing protection
- Charcoal filter respirator
Assessment
To be completed by judges selected by the competition chair
Point breakdown
B pillar Replacement 470 marks
Bumper Repair Project 280 marks
Measuring a Unibody 200 marks
Theoretical Exam 50 marks
Total Marks / 1000
Mark out of 100 /100
Totals /1000
Note to competitors; inappropriate use of material and or safety equipment may lead to point deduction and or disqualification.