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37247 Fremont Blvd Fremont
CA 94536

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Dhillon Auto Repair

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TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION


Automotive Service Excellence

Until the early 1970s, consumers had no way to distinguish between incompetent and competent mechanics. In response to this need, the independent, non-profit National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) was established in 1972.

ASE's mission is to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service through the testing and certification of repair and service professionals.

At present there are over 420,000 professionals with current certifications. They work in every segment of the automotive service industry: car and truck dealerships, independent garages, fleets, service stations, franchises, and more.

Here's how ASE certification works: Prospective candidates register for and take one or more of ASE's 40-plus exams. The tests are grouped into specialties for automobile, medium/heavy truck, truck equipment, school bus, and collision repair technicians as well as engine machinists, alternate fuels technicians, parts specialists, collision damage estimators and auto service consultants.

Upon passing at least one exam and after providing proof of two years of relevant work experience, the test taker becomes ASE certified. Certification, however, is not for life. To remain certified, those with ASE credentials must be retested every five years.

The tests, which are conducted twice a year at over 700 locations around the country, are administered by ACT, known for its academic and occupational testing programs. The exams stress knowledge of job-related skills. They are no cinch to pass; approximately one out of three test takers fails.

Consumers benefit from ASE certification. It is a valuable yardstick by which to measure the knowledge and skills of individual technicians as well as the commitment to quality of the repair facility employing ASE-certified professionals.

ASE-certified professionals usually wear blue and white ASE insignia and carry credentials listing their exact area(s) of expertise (brakes, engine repair, etc.), while employers often display their technicians' credentials in the customer waiting area.

Consumers should look for facilities that display the ASE Blue Seal of Excellence© logo.


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Wow! Is an understatement for this Auto shop. They go above and Beyond to make sure their client is satisfied. The only shop I have been to that puts their CUSTOMER FIRST! They saved me over $400 dollars in repairs for my Honda! I had some noise coming from from my engine bay which seemed like a nightmare! But I was put at ease knowing by the expert mechanics here that it was just something simple. I am a customer for life!!

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He has taken care of our vehicles for many years. He is honest and reasonable. I highly recommend this auto repair service.

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Excellent auto repair shop. Have been taking my vehicles here for the years. Mr. Jesse gives honest opinions and their service is excellent.

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