Several technicians have recently earned or renewed the highest certification the AGSC offers. These technicians have earned or renewed their AGSC Certified Master Auto Glass Technician certification.
In order to become a Master Auto Glass Technician, you need experience and knowledge in OSHA-required employee safety regulations, performing installations according to the current ANSI/AGSC/AGRSS™ Standard, intermediate-level automotive electrical testing and troubleshooting procedures and equipment, OEM sunroof repair and replacement techniques, advanced wind noise and water leak diagnosis and repair, current standards and regulations that apply to the auto glass industry, custom cutting and finishing of automotive laminated glass, and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
Technicians must also have three or more years in the auto glass industry and be AGSC-certified auto glass technicians to be eligible for the exam.
Please join us in congratulating these Master Technicians.
New Master Technicians
- Brandon Green, Estrada’s Carglass, San Antonio, Texas
- Jordan Hampton, Sentry Glass Inc., Carmel, Indiana
- Sean Fagan, Appalachian Auto Glass, Boone, North Carolina
- Taylor Davis, Sentry Glass Inc., Carmel, Indiana
Renewing Master Technicians
- Drew Burgess, Prime Glass Inc., locations in Ontario, California, and Arlington, Texas
- Mario Przybylska, Caliber Auto Glass, headquarters in Dallas, Texas
- Matthew Miller, Only 1 Auto Glass, Maplewood, Minnesota
- Michael Struble, Lloyd’s Glass & Correct Calibration Services, Florida
- Nathaniel Romero, Absolute Auto Glass, Lakewood, California
- Roger Rodriguez, Prime Glass Inc., locations in Ontario, California, and Arlington, Texas
- Samantha Bragg, NOVUS Glass of Coos Bay, Coos Bay, Oregon
- Scott Ulery, Glass America, headquarters in Chicago, Illinois