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CIECA to hold webinar on new technical standards, April 20

CIECA to hold webinar on new technical standards, April 20

By Staff/Wire Reports on March 29, 2022

Paulette Reed, CIECA’s technical project manager, will discuss the latest changes to the CIECA Standards, which are included in the 2022R1.

I-CAR’s Chicago Technical Center takes shape

I-CAR’s Chicago Technical Center takes shape

By Staff/Wire Reports on March 16, 2022

The 48,000-square-foot CTC will open later this year with dedicated areas for ADAS, Electric/Hybrid Vehicles, welding and more.

Expiring ASE certifications extended until December 31

By Staff/Wire Reports on March 30, 2020

All certifications expiring on June 30 extended until year end Leesburg, Va.—ASE has automatically extended all ASE certifications expiring on June 30 to Dec. 31,…

Upcoming CAA meetings in Long Beach and Escondido are rescheduled

Upcoming CAA meetings in Long Beach and Escondido are rescheduled

By Staff/Wire Reports on March 18, 2020

In light of the recent spread of COVID-19, the California Autobody Association's San Diego Chapter is postponing its Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) presentation on March 25.

KABA seeks to ‘raise everybody’s game’ at second annual trade show

“Our goal is to serve our membership and the state by bettering our industry for the safety and education of consumers, repairers and insurance companies,” says KABA President Jeff Oldenettel, pictured here at the 2019 event.

KABA seeks to ‘raise everybody’s game’ at second annual trade show

By Rob Merwin on March 18, 2020

“Our goal is to serve our membership and the state by bettering our industry for the safety and education of consumers, repairers and insurance companies,” said KABA President Jeff Oldenettel.

Join Snap-on for Intelligent Diagnostics Livestream Session on March 24

By Staff/Wire Reports on March 6, 2020

The free event will include a question-and-answer session, and is suited for technicians who are interested in either learning more or currently own an Intelligent Diagnostics-enabled platform.

Change is on the horizon for collision repair — and education will lead the way

FROM LEFT: Nylund's Collision Center's GM of the front end John Groome, GM of the backend Brian Forester and owner Robert Grieve stand before a vehicle to be delivered to a customer. All repaired cars are driven into the shop's showroom for customer delivery with the customer's name on a welcome sign on a pedestal. "It delivers on the customer experience," Grieve says.

Change is on the horizon for collision repair — and education will lead the way

By Rob Merwin on March 4, 2020

Robert Grieve of Nylund’s Collision Center anticipates the shop-DRP relationship will disappear and shops who rely on the current business model will need to replace it.