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SCRS Education Committee Presentation on Welder Maintenance Now Available Online

SCRS announced that an SCRS Education Committee presentation titled, “Think Maintenance, Think Safety,” that took place on Aug. 7 at the SCRS open board meeting is now available for viewing online.

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The Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) announced that an SCRS Education Committee presentation titled, “Think Maintenance, Think Safety,” that took place on Aug. 7 at the SCRS open board meeting is now available for viewing online.

The online version also contains a 9:35-minute video embedded at slide 27 created by Toby Chess to specifically address setup, maintenance and troubleshooting tasks using a Miller Millermatic 140 Auto-Set Welder.

The video also covers technician safety considerations when welding.

For more information about SCRS, visit www.scrs.com, call (877) 841-0660 or email [email protected]. To join as a member, visit www.scrs.com/join-scrs. To subscribe to SCRS’ YouTube channel, click here.

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