Several auto glass technicians passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam during the month of October. The exam is an online test consisting of 70 multiple choice questions.
Those who apply to become Master Auto Glass Technicians must have experience and knowledge in: OSHA-required employee safety regulations; conducting all 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; and current standards and regulations that apply to the auto glass industry. To be eligible for this exam, technicians must also have 3+ years in the auto glass industry, hold an unexpired General Auto Glass Technician certificate, and be an employee of an AGSC Registered Member Company.
The following technicians passed the Master exam during the month of October. Please welcome these new Masters.
New Master Technicians:
- Matthew Banks, Jack Morris Auto Glass, Memphis, Tenn.;
- Eduardo Chavez, City Auto Glass, South St. Paul, Minn.;
- Ian Spencer, Sacramento Autoglass, Sacramento, Calif.; and
- Stephen Yarbro, Jack Morris Auto Glass, Memphis, Tenn.
Master Technician Renewals:
- Michael Allen, Troy Auto Glass, Troy, Mich.;
- Jason Campbell, Southeastern Glass Company, Byesville, Ohio;
- Timothy Colson, Southeastern Glass Company, Byesville, Ohio;
- Jason Cupp, Glass Pro Shop Inc., Tallahassee, Fla.;
- TJ Dawson, City Auto Glass, South St. Paul, Minn.;
- Joseph Forney, City Auto Glass, South St. Paul, Minn.;
- Aaron Gross, Jack Morris Auto Glass, Memphis, Tenn.;
- Patrick Psogalz, City Auto Glass, South St. Paul, Minn.;
- William Schneeberger, Troy Auto Glass, Troy, Mich.;
- Kevin Tracy, Southeastern Glass Company, Byesville, Ohio; and
- Randall Whitby, Jack Morris Auto Glass, Memphis, Tenn.