The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) is developing a new advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) calibration technician credential, the organization announced May 18.
ASE said it recently concluded a week-long Job Task Analysis and Content Development Workshop to define the credential’s scope and content, with the goal of establishing a common certification standard for ADAS calibration work across multiple service segments.
For collision repair operators, the new credential signals a broader push by ASE to formalize calibration competency as shops face growing scrutiny over calibration documentation, sublet costs and liability exposure tied to safety system repairs.
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