Mobile SMART repair technician spraying a masked vehicle panel while wearing air-fed respiratory protection

This safety-awareness course explains how authorised SMART-repair technicians and supervisors plan and control localised cosmetic vehicle repairs at fixed sites and mobile customer locations.

What you will cover

  • SMART-repair scope, responsibilities and stop-work authority.
  • Repair, vehicle, product and site planning.
  • Work-area, traffic, pedestrian and lone-working controls.
  • Chemical, dust, skin, noise and vibration exposure.
  • Reactive coatings, isocyanates, air-fed RPE and exclusion.
  • Portable tools, electrical equipment, pressure systems, UV and heat sources.
  • Cleaning, decontamination, waste and site restoration.
  • Health surveillance, biological monitoring, emergencies and reporting.

Course structure

Complete eight lessons followed by a course-level 12-question final assessment. The pass mark is 80% (at least 10 correct), and retakes are permitted.

Scope boundary: this course supports awareness. It does not train or authorise spraying, reactive-product mixing, RPE selection or use, UV curing or specialist repair-tool operation. Product-specific and equipment-specific instruction, supervised practice, an observed assessment, health surveillance where required, separate UK REACH diisocyanate training where applicable and written employer authorisation remain essential.

Course Content

1. SMART Repair Scope Responsibilities and Stop Work Rules
2. Plan the Repair Products Vehicle Site and Mobile Work
3. Set Up the Work Area Traffic Pedestrian and Lone Working Controls
4. Control Chemical Dust Skin Noise and Vibration Exposure
5. SMART Spraying Isocyanates RPE and Exclusion Controls
7. Complete the Repair Decontaminate Manage Waste and Restore the Area
8. Health Surveillance Emergencies Reporting and Close Out
Final Quiz
SMART Repair Including Mobile Services – Final Assessment