Several technicians recently earned or renewed the highest certification offered by the AGSC. These technicians have earned or renewed their AGSC Certified Master Auto Glass Technician certification.
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
- Aaron Polmanteer, Precision Glass. The company has locations in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Battle Creek, Michigan.
- Andris Junde, Precision Glass. The company has locations in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Battle Creek, Michigan.
- Anniel Castenda, Red McCombs Universal Toyota. The company is based in San Antonio, Texas.
- E. Gerdes, Dana Safety. The company is based in Texas.
- Tom Ashley, Glass Doctor of Northwest Florida. The company has locations in Niceville and Crestview, Florida.
Renewing Master Technicians
- Eric Curtis, Legendary Auto Glass and Mirror LLC. The company is based in Colonial Heights, Virginia.
- Justin Terry, NOVUS Glass Grants Pass. The location is in Grant Pass, Oregon.
- Sean Whitworth, Nu-Vu Auto Glass. The company is based in Idaho.