Overview

IMI Level 3 Accreditation – ATA Light Vehicle Inspection Technician – Assessment

Course Summary

This assessment is designed for technicians whose job role involves the inspection, maintenance and repair of light vehicles. Candidates will have to successfully complete a range of practical and knowledge based assessments. IMI Accreditation is achieved through full assessment, which involves the completion of all practical and knowledge bases and assessments at each level. The accreditation will certify the technicians ability to use emission-testing equipment for both petrol and diesel vehicles, as well as to accurately analyse the results of these emission tests.

Achievement ensures that candidates meet the requirements to take the MOT tester course. On completion of this assessment, inspection technicians will be able to calibrate emission test equipment before testing a vehicle, accurately inspect a vehicle, diagnose faults and correct repair requirements. As well as having the knowledge of the appropriate wiring diagram required for the electrical systems of the vehicles being tested and the skill to apply it.

Certification

IMI Certification

Prerequisites

Attending technicians must be able to work unsupervised. Ideally, they should be in full time employment with at least 3 years’ experience to ensure they are familiar with skills, knowledge and techniques required for vehicle servicing, inspection and system(s) diagnosis.

Who Should Attend?

Technicians with a minimum of 3 years’ experience, who wish to gain a nationally recognised accreditation.

Technicians looking to become an MOT tester with a minimum 4-years experience of working in this field.

Key Benefits

Technicians: