Overview
The Collision Investigator Certificate is designed to give graduates a recognized credential that can translate into greater recognition within their respective field. After completing the required courses, graduates will have established their level of understanding of collision investigations and the complexities of analyzing events.
Required Courses
The following courses are required in order to receive a Collision Investigator certificate.
How to Apply for this Certificate
Once all TEEX courses have been completed, applicants should confirm they meet all certificate requirements using the Collision Investigator Application and return it to the TEEX Law Enforcement & Protective Services division. Eligibility of each candidate will be reviewed and email notification of decision will be sent.
Important Notification
Effective September 1, 2024, the unit price fee for the standard certificate will increase from $37 to $50. This fee change will apply for all applications received on or after this date.
Note: All courses must be taken within seven (7) years of the date of the application. Only one course from another training provider will be accepted if the curriculum and hours match TEEX curriculum. To submit training for TEEX course equivalency review/consideration, please submit the following:
- Copy of the course syllabus
- Copy of the certificate of completion
- Details of the training event
- Dates of training
- Format of training (in person, online, webinar, other)
TEEX’s approval decision is based on equivalency of course content, activities, and duration. TEEX will review your course equivalency request and make a determination on a case-by-case basis; additional information may be required from you.
Next Steps
Upon successful completion of the Collision Investigator Certificate, continue your education with the Collision Reconstructionist Certificate.