Damage Analysis
Course Details

Comprehensive condition report training that encompasses every aspect of the inspection, including structural analysis.

Price

$950

Duration

2-Days

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Course Overview

This training is a comprehensive, two-day course designed to increase your confidence and competency in condition reports in accordance with NAAA industry standards.

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Target Audience

Anyone in the auto industry can benefit from this certification course.

This course is perfect for:

Vehicle inspectors
Arbitrators
Sales Representatives
Team Leaders
Department Managers
Buyers and Sellers

Complete Training Package

Participants will receive physical training materials to support the classroom learning as well as reference materials that can be used on the job. Upon successful completion of the two-day course, participants will receive a Certification of Completion.

Return on Investment

Reduced arbitrations.
Improved consistency of condition reports.
Increased accuracy of condition reports.
On-the-job tools for inspectors to enhance performance.
No travel necessary, we can deliver the training to you.

Course Topics

Embark on a comprehensive journey through our course, delving into inspector preparation, beginning the inspection process, understanding different damages, exploring interior and exterior components, deciphering structural issues, uncovering alterations, and mastering best practices for inspectors.

01

Inspector Preparation

Significance of Structural damage How structural damage affects occupant safety Discussion of the three structural types Discussion of the four primary bonding methods Extensive coverage of the 19 structural components recognized by NAAA 5 Structural compromising components Exterior indicators that would lead an inspector to look for structural Specific damages that would require a structural damage announcement

03

Different Damages

Review over 40 types of damages Common types of repair that would correct that damage Types of damage and the conditions that would require an announcement Consistent identifying verbiage from coast to coast

05

Structural Damage

Significance of Structural damage How structural damage affects occupant safety Discussion of the three structural types Discussion of the four primary bonding methods Extensive coverage of the 19 structural components recognized by NAAA 4 Structural compromising components Exterior indicators that would lead an inspector to look for structural Specific damages that would require a structural damage announcement

07

Inspector Best Practices

Job requirements Habits of well-rounded inspectors Importance of accurate photos, safety, and efficiency with condition reports. Strategies for encountering unique situations

02

Beginning the Inspection

Importance of the V.I.N. Year, Make, Model, Sub series Mileage disclosures Disclosing color, color codes, and vehicle wraps Fuel, Engine, Transmission

04

Interior and Exterior

Identify Interior components Identify options Common locations of those components and options Identify Exterior components and what they are made from Common damages that will occur to those interior and exterior components

06

Structural Alteration

Identify structural alteration Threshold between structural alteration and damage. Common alterations. Altered components.

Course Materials

All participants will receive our engaging workbook, handy reference cards, and supplemental materials, providing essential guidance for mastering the certification in two days.

The Workbook

The participant workbook includes various exercises and examples for the student. The workbook is utilized as the road map for the course to help the student comprehend and absorb all the information covered in this two-day certification.

Supplemental Materials

NAAA arbitration policy
NAAA grading scale
19 structural components recognized by NAAA

Reference Cards

All 19 structural components recognized by NAAA put together on laminated 3×5 cards with a carabiner to carry on the job site.

Meet Your Instructors

Meet our expert instructors, bringing extensive industry experience and knowledge to guide you through the course.

Bryce Beckstrom

Director of Learning Solutions & Subject Matter Expert

17 Years of experience in the auto auction industry.
Experienced facilitator in both virtual and in-person learning environments.
Expertise in problem-solving and building customer loyalty.

Linkedin.com/in/Bryce-Beckstrom

Bryce@conditionreports.com

Matthew Helton

Training Administrator & Subject Matter Expert

14 Years of experience in the auto auction industry.
Facilitates NAAA training both virtually and in-person.
Coordinate and manage all NAAA Damage Analysis training programs.

Linkedin.com/in/Matthew Helton

MattHelton@conditionreports.com

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