HBADASA

ADAS Awareness

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Training

Fees

$250

/ person

Duration

3 Hours

Locations

Australia Wide

Group Size

Limited to 30

Facilitator

Hands-on. Book Your Spot.

Course Overview

Modern vehicles are packed with ADAS technology. Sensors, cameras, radar - systems that keep drivers safe. But when something goes wrong, or a repair is done blind to these systems, the liability lands on your workshop.

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This course cuts through the complexity. In 3 hours, you'll understand what ADAS is, how it works, and what it means for every vehicle that comes through your bay.

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No filler. Just what you need to know.

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Course Dates

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Small groups. Limited to 10–12 technicians.

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What You’ll Learn

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 Content

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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Entry Requirements

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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Course Outcome

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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More Courses

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Wheel Alignment Training Stage One

Australia Wide

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BHEV01

EV & Hybrid Training for the Real World

Australia Wide

$775

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Why Choose Hi-Bolt

This is for you if:

You’re already working on modern vehicles

You want to confidently handle high voltage systems

You don’t want to rely on guesswork

This isn’t for:

Hobbyists

Classroom-only learners

Entry-level students

FAQ

Who are your courses designed for?

Working technicians and mechanics looking to upskill with hands-on, practical training. Hi-Bolt courses are built for people already working in the industry - not students or hobbyists.

Do I need experience to attend?

It depends on the course. Most Hi-Bolt courses are designed for working technicians with basic hands-on workshop experience. The EV & Hybrid course requires no prior EV knowledge - it starts from the ground up. Wheel Alignment Stage Two requires existing hands-on alignment experience. We recommend completing Stage One first if you're new to alignment.

Is this course accredited?

Some courses are. The EV & Hybrid Vehicle Systems course is nationally accredited — participants who successfully complete it receive a Statement of Attainment for AURETH011 and AURETH101, recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). Wheel Alignment courses are not currently accredited but deliver practical, industry-recognised skills you can apply immediately back in the workshop. More accredited courses are in development.