ADAS Awareness

By completing this course you will:

• Identify common ADAS components found in late-model light vehicles — cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors and more
• Understand how systems like autonomous emergency braking, lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control actually operate
• Recognise when ADAS recalibration is required following a repair or collision
  Know the consequences of missed calibration — system failure, inaccurate readings and workshop liability
• Understand when to refer to a specialist and how to communicate that to customers

Course Topics Include:

• ADAS component types, placement and identification
• How key systems operate and interact with each other
• The impact of collision repairs on sensor alignment and camera calibration
• Recalibration requirements and manufacturer standards
• When specialist intervention is required

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No prior ADAS experience needed. Just show up ready to work.

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To get the most out of this course, you should:

• Be currently working as a technician or in a workshop environment
• Have basic hands-on mechanical experience with modern vehicles
• Hold a current automotive qualification or be working toward one
• No ADAS background required — this course starts from the ground up

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By the end of this course, you'll be able to:

• Identify ADAS components and understand their purpose in modern light vehicles
• Recognise which repairs trigger a recalibration requirement
• Understand the safety and liability risks of skipping calibration
• Confidently discuss ADAS-related repairs and referrals with customers
• Know when a job requires specialist equipment or services
• Apply ADAS awareness immediately in your day-to-day workshop environment

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