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If you work in repair, diagnostics, programming or advanced vehicle systems, you have probably heard one acronym more than most lately, SERMI. And if it still feels a bit technical, we’ve tried to simplify it for you!  

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Who is the Motorcycle route for? The IMI Accreditation Motorcycle route is intended for technicians whose job role involves the maintenance and repair of a motorcycle. There are three levels of job role within IMI Accreditation Motorcycle: Service Maintenance Technician The t...

This route will be replaced by ACC-MET-2-20 in May 2020. the updated documents have been made available (marked as 'May 2020' / 'NEW').  ntil May, please use the original documents. Who is the MET route for? The IMI Accreditation MET route is intended for technicians whose job role involves t...

  Who is the Panel route for? The IMI Accreditation Panel route is intended for technicians whose job role involves the repair of vehicles typically involved in accidents or similar incident circumstances. There are two levels of job roles within Panel, these are: - The Tech...

Who is the Parts route for? The IMI Accreditation Parts route is intended primarily for professionals in the parts sub-sector of the motor industry working directly or indirectly with the consumer/customer.  The role of Parts Advisor, for example, will generally be an employee in a parts ...

Who is the Parts route for? The IMI Accreditation Parts route is intended primarily for professionals in the parts sub-sector of the motor industry working directly or indirectly with the consumer/customer. The role of Parts Advisor, for example, will generally be an employee in a pa...