Preparing the Next Generation of Collision Techs
Two trade schools are undertaking groundbreaking initiatives with the goal of supplying the collision industry with better prepared techs.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Leadership – a Two-Way Street
Over the history of the collision repair industry, the local center has often been a family business, with automotive repair skills handed down from one generation to the next.
These Gift-Giving Opportunities for Body Shops Will Help Schools Train the Next Generation of Collision Technicians
If you’re wondering what your shop can do to bridge the skills gap, the Collision Repair Education Foundation has two ways you can make an immediate impact.
Are You Doing Your Part to Get the Next Generation Interested in Auto Repair?
The average age of people working in the automotive aftermarket sector is getting higher. There needs to be more focus on getting younger people interested in auto repair.
PUBLISHER’S PERSPECTIVE: Fueling the Next Generation
Last week when I returned home from a trip to the West Coast, my mind drifted to one of my most difficult tasks: what to write about in my column this month. I know it sounds simple, but for me, it’s fairly difficult to choose an appropriate topic. Eventually, I decided to write about something
The Next Generation: So What the Heck Are They Thinking?
If you knew what potential technicians were thinking, you could better encourage them into pursuing collision repair as a career.
The Next Generation: Difficulties Shop Owners have Recruiting New Blood into the Industry
The economy of our great nation has been strong enough of late that young folks who have the desire to succeed and become proficient at something can choose many career routes to follow. Unfortunately for us, repairing damaged vehicles doesn’t seem to be at the top of their wish lists. Computers, sales, various unionized trades … these choices rate higher than our industry. Just look at attendance at various vo-tech schools. More class space is allocated to other career choices, and more students attend classes for other career choices than they do for autobody repair.
Clore Automotive Debuts Next-Gen Jump Starter & Power Supply
The JNC345 is an ideal shop tool, combining robust jump-starting power with numerous features that deliver utility and convenience.
CCC Introduces Next Gen AI-Based Photo Analysis Capabilities
New solutions extend CCC’s advanced AI to claims handlers and deliver actionable intelligence for early decision-making.
Milwaukee Introduces Next-Gen M18 FUEL Impact Wrenches
These wrenches deliver more power, speed and durability in application while maximizing ergonomics with light and compact designs.
