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What is ASE Certified?

What Is an ASE Mechanic?

 

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  • The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the car service and repair industry. Since 1972, the ASE has been testing and certifying automotive technicians. The ASE Certification is tangible evidence of a mechanic’s technical knowledge.

  • To become ASE Certified, technicians must pass a rigorous certification test. The test focuses on job-related skills, (only 2 out of 3 people who take the test pass it on their first attempt). After passing the exam, mechanics must prove they have either two years of on the job training, or one year of on the job training plus a two-year automotive repair degree.

  • Technicians must be retested every 5 years to remain certified and keep up with ever-changing automotive technology. Mechanics may also obtain ASE Master Certification by taking additional tests to show further knowledge of specific skills such as collision repair or engine machinist.

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​Why Does ASE Certification Matter to You?

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  • When you see the blue and white ASE Certified logo, you can rest assured that your vehicle will be repaired or serviced by a knowledgeable, professional technician. ASE mechanics have proven themselves to meet the high standards of service and knowledge set by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence.

 

 

Why is ASE Certified important to Auto Concepts?

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  • ASE Certification is important to Auto Concepts, Because It gives us the peace of mind and confidence that the Mobile and Shop Mechanics we hire have been properly trained and are committed to furthering their automotive education.

  • At Auto Concepts, We have multiple ASE Certified Mechanics on staff. Both our Mobile Mechanics as well as the shop Mechanics have all passed there ASE certification and go through continues training year round to keep up with all of the advancements in the automotive industry, Which allows us to maintain a higher standard in the quality of work we expect from our mechanics.

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