GM Certified Collision Network || Application

General Motors is thrilled you are interested in applying for enrollment in the General Motors Collision Repair Network (GM‑CRN). Please respond to the questions below as the first step in the application process. Your application will be reviewed to confirm your collision center meets the initial criteria for consideration in the General Motors Collision Repair Network.

Please review the following resources to confirm your shop will meet GM's program requirements.

GM Collision Repair Network Resources:

Type of Collision Center

Collision Center Name (name that will appear on GM CRN plaque)

Collision Center Address (not the dealership address unless co-located)

Phone (xxx-xxx-xxxx)

Fax (optional)

Website (optional)

Owner / President

Confirm Email

Shop Manager

Confirm Email

What year was your Collision Center established?

Please provide more background information on your Collision Center

Is your Collision Center currently I-CAR Gold certified?

Provide additional details about the equipment in your Collision Center. Please describe the following:

What estimating system does your shop utilize (select all that apply)?

Does your shop have a Frame Rack/Fixture Bench, with 7000 lb. minimum capacity and 4-point anchoring/mounting for unitized and full frame vehicles, including a 3-dimensional measuring system capable of providing before- and after-repair measurement documentation?

Which of the following GM-approved Squeeze-type Resistance Spot Welders does your shop have?

Do you have a 220 Volt / 200 Amp pulse welder that is aluminum and silicone bronze capable?

Does your shop have wetmix immersion or pneumatic-powered dust extraction equipment for aluminum?

Does your shop have a standalone blind structural rivet (BSR) gun with 3822 lbs. (17kN) pulling force, OR a self-piercing rivet (SPR) gun with a blind structural rivet (BSR) attachment with 3822 lbs. (17kN) pulling force?

Which GM-approved scanning solution does your shop use? Note that the scanning solution must be capable of producing a GM GDS2 scan report.

Does your shop have a paint gauge capable of accurately measuring paint film thickness on non-metal substrates which is nondestructive to the paint film? For example, Defelsko 200b1-e Positector?

Does your Collision Center currently have all of the required Tools and Equipment as outlined in the General Motors Tools and Equipment List, to meet the GM Basic minimum Requirements?

Are you interested in becoming an ICE Specialty Certified Shop?

Are you interested in becoming part of the BEV Basic network?

Are you interested in becoming part of the GM Fleet Program?

GM Certified Collision Repair NetworkApplication

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