Polyvance Announces Support of I-CAR’s Sustaining Partner Program - BodyShop Business

Polyvance Announces Support of I-CAR’s Sustaining Partner Program

The purpose of the Sustaining Partner program is to bring the collision repair inter-industry together to support training with the goal of ensuring complete, safe and quality repairs.

Polyvance has announced its support of I-CAR’s new Sustaining Partner program. The purpose of the Sustaining Partner program is to bring the collision repair inter-industry together to support training with the goal of ensuring complete, safe and quality repairs.

Polyvance has been part of I-CAR’s Industry Training Alliance program since 2015. Polyvance offers the only recognized hands-on nitrogen plastic welding training in the industry. The Industry Training Alliance recognizes training provided by industry partners like Polyvance by allowing students to redeem such training for I-CAR continuing education credit hours.

However, up until this point, technicians would have to pay I-CAR for the credit hours for training provided under the Industry Training Alliance program. Now, with the advent of the Sustaining Partner program, I-CAR will no longer require the technician to pay for credit hours – I-CAR credits will come at no additional cost when training is provided by Sustaining Partners such as Polyvance. This should serve to encourage shops and technicians to do more training, thus supporting I-CAR’s goal of ensuring complete, safe and quality repairs.

Polyvance currently offers five different courses on plastic repair – three hands-on and two online, self-paced courses. The online courses include the new EPR-01 Estimating Plastic Repair course developed in partnership with Accountable Estimating for $129 and the PR-03 Headlight Repair Course for $49.

For more information on Polyvance’s plastic repair training, visit https://www.polyvance.com/Plastic-Repair-Training/.

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