Automotive detail training is provided at the DORS Workforce & Technology Center campus in Baltimore.
Detailing is more than washing cars. Detailers restore headlights, wash, wax and polish car exteriors, and clean and maintain car interiors. The program includes classroom and hands-on training.
Auto Detailing
This 12-week course prepares individuals with disabilities to work in entry-level detailing jobs. The course includes videos, lectures, product demonstrations and extensive hands-on experience.
Training Includes:
- Customer service skills
- Interior and exterior cleaning techniques
- Proper safety and use of equipment such as orbital dual action buffers, power washers and drill brushes
- Proper safety and use of chemicals and solution mixing
- Use of clay bar
- Removing minor defects and scratches
- Compounding & waxing using multispeed buffer
- Quality hands-on work required by high-end detail shops or dealerships
Program Requirements:
- Valid driver’s license with no more than two points
- 3rd grade or higher reading comprehension level
- Ability to lift 50 pounds
- Ability to squat, stoop and kneel
- Certain criminal backgrounds may disqualify an individual from program
