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How to Find an ASE Technician

ASE technicians can be found at every type of repair facility: new car dealerships, independent garages, service stations, tire dealers, specialty shops, and major franchises. There are about 400,000 ASE technicians at work nationally.
Repair facilities employing ASE- certified technicians usually display the distinctive blue and white ASE sign on the premises and post their technicians' credentials in the customer service area. Employers sometimes include the ASE logo in their print advertising as well. The technicians are also issued pocket-sized credentials cards listing their exact areas of certification. Because ASE offers certification in all major technical areas of auto repair and service, it is wise to ask the shop owner or service manager specifically for a technician who is certified in the appropriate area - say, brakes or engine repair. (See back panel for a list of the the test specialties.)

Technicians Can Earn ASE Certification in Eight Automobile Technical Areas:

• Engine Repair
• Engine Performance
• Automatic Transmission/Transaxle
• Manual Drive Train and Axles
• Suspension and Steering
• Brakes
• Electrical Systems
• Heating and Air Conditioning

Plus Four Collision Repair Specialities:

• Painting and Refinishing
• Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair
• Structural Analysis and Damage Repair
• Mechanical and Electrical Components

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