Overview

IMI Level 2 Accreditation AOM230 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Calibration

The IMI AOM230 ADAS Accreditation certifies technicians to perform static and dynamic calibration of Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) such as lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and autonomous braking. This practical, hands-on accreditation confirms a technician’s competence in using calibration equipment and interpreting manufacturer specs.

Who is this for?

This accreditation is suited to:

• Experienced technicians working with ADAS-equipped vehicles
• Bodyshops and windscreen repair centres offering camera or radar replacement
• Workshops adding ADAS calibration to their service menu

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Content Overview

IMI AOM230 ADAS Calibration Technician Accreditation.
Validates practical competence in calibrating ADAS systems.

Eligibility Requirements

The IMI AOM230 Accreditation certifies a technician’s ability to calibrate Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), including camera and radar-based technologies found in modern vehicles. This practical accreditation validates your capability to perform both static and dynamic calibrations safely and accurately.

To take the IMI AOM230 Accreditation, you must meet the following criteria:

• You must be a qualified and experienced vehicle technician
• Must have hands-on experience with ADAS-equipped vehicles
• You should be confident using diagnostic tools and calibration equipment
• Familiarity with vehicle electronics and alignment procedures is recommended

Ideal For:

• Technicians in bodyshops, windscreen fitting, and diagnostics
• Workshops adding ADAS calibration to their service offering
• Professionals seeking a recognised industry accreditation

What You’ll Be Assessed On

• Static and dynamic calibration methods
• Camera, radar, and sensor system setups
• Use of calibration equipment
• Manufacturer guidelines and best practices

Assessment

Practical calibration tasks.
Underpinning knowledge questions.