1. Remove trim and retention components
2. Remove bonded and unbonded glass/ materials
3. Prepare surfaces for bonding
4. Fabricate templates
5. Cut glass/ material
6. Install bonded and unbonded glass/ materials
7. Install trim and retention components
8. Utilize appropriate tools to the work being performed

1. Assess damage to be repaired
2. Identify and document other vehicle damage
3. Protect undamaged areas of vehicles
4. Determine appropriate repair procedures

1. Prepare windshield damage and vehicle for repair
2. Perform appropriate windshield repair procedures
3. Utilize appropriate tools for the work being performed

1. Perform static (stationary vehicle) calibration
2. Perform dynamic (moving vehicle) calibration
3. Perform combined static/ dynamic calibration

1. Utilize appropriate personal protective (PPE) and safety Equipment
2. Follow proper procedures for safe automotive glass installation
3. Maintain a safe, clean, working environment
4. Clean-up area around the vehicle after each job
5. Keep tools and equipment organized and in good repair
6. Actively mitigate risks for slips, trips and falls

1. Consume and interpret technical information
2. Contribute to preparation of estimates and supplements
3. Organize parts, materials and work area

1. Identify common problems related to auto glass
2. Troubleshoot and repair automotive glass issues
3. Perform repair verification

1. Properly identify vehicles
2. Perform parts look-up
3. Prepare estimates
4. Prepare invoices

The apprentice must attend related/supplemental instruction (RSI). Time spent in RSI shall not be considered as hours of work and the apprentice is not required to be paid.