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OEM Training: Toyota Training

Find a Toyota accepted I-CAR training program near you! ZIP/Postal Code:

As I-CAR students, all Toyota CR&R technicians can complete much of their Toyota certified level training requirements by attending I-CAR collision repair training programs utilizing the existing I-CAR class delivery system and instructors. To gain the Toyota master certification level, both I-CAR and Toyota training programs must be completed.

By using the class search function and entering in their local zip code (to the right), Toyota CR&R technicians can search for programs specific to the Toyota and I-CAR training relationship.

Toyota recognizes the following I-CAR training programs as part of the Toyota CR&R certification program:

Toyota Certified Collision Repair Technician

• Fundamentals Of Collision Repair (FCR01)

• Corrosion Protection (CPS01)

• Cosmetic Straightening Steel (STS01)

• Measuring (MEA01)

• Steel GMA (MIG) Welding (WCS01)

• Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding (WCS04)

• Welded And Adhesively Bonded Panel Replacement (EXT02)

• Structural Straightening Steel (SSS01)

• Steel Unibody Front and Rear Rails, Floors, And Front Structure (SPS01)

• Steel Unibody A-,B-,C-,D-pillars, And Rocker Panels (SPS02)

Toyota Certified Master Collision Repair Technician

• Automotive Steel GMA (MIG) Welding Qualification Test (WCS03)

Toyota Paint Technician

• Refinishing Equipment And VOC Regulations (REF01)

• Surface Preparation And Masking (REF02)

• Color Theory, Application, Tinting, And Blending (REF03)

• Hazardous Materials, Personnel Safety, And Refinish Safety (WKR01)

For questions regarding the Toyota training requirements, please contact:

Collision Repair and Refinish Training Group
University of Toyota
310.468.7171

The following PDF shows all I-CAR training with symbols to indicate which I-CAR programs meet training recommendations for different areas of the Toyota Collision Repair & Refinish Certification Program.

		Toyota Recommended Training Paths (615K) in Adobe Acrobat Format
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