The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey (AASP/NJ) announced that its flagship NORTHEAST Automotive Services Show scheduled for Sept. 10-12 at the Meadowlands Exposition Center (MEC) in Secaucus, N.J., will feature a free seminar by Mike Anderson of Collision Advice.
Anderson will team up with Jake Rodenroth to present, “It’s Not Just About DTCs: Overview of Calibrations” on Friday, Sept. 10 at 5 p.m. at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Secaucus Meadowlands, located just steps from the MEC.
Anderson and Rodenroth will explain why one can’t rely on DTCs and how and why live data must be viewed. Attendees will gain firsthand insights on calibrations and how to position for the future to ensure safe and proper repairs. Attendees will learn about verifying the horizontal and vertical specifications of the ADAS components, test drives and why they matter, what issues will not trigger DTCs, and documentation for reimbursement and liability.
NORTHEAST 2021 registration now includes free educational opportunities for all attendees Friday and Saturday. The slate includes:
- OEM Workshop: Ford Discusses Accessing Repair Information, Collision Sectioning Procedures for Aluminum
- It’s Not Just About DTCs: Overview of Calibrations
- Collision Repair 2035: Trends and Technologies that Will Force the Collision Industry to Reinvent Itself by 2035!
- Getting and Staying Certified – OEM Repair Requirements and Relationships Intertwined
- Productive Refinishing Processes
- Using Total Losses, Diminished Value, Loss of Use and the Appraisal Clause to Increase Your Customer Referral Base
- Your Key to Success: Optimize Your Labor
All classes will be held at Embassy Suites by Hilton Secaucus Meadowlands. Attendance is first-come, first-served and open to NORTHEAST attendees only. Attendees will need to present their NORTHEAST badge ID to be admitted into classes.
To register for a badge, visit aaspnjnortheast.com. Pre-registered NORTHEAST 2020 attendees will not need to re-register for the 2021 show, as badge data will be carried to the new dates of Sept. 10-12.
