Which Employee At Your Shop Is Most Important?
Let’s take a look at the various positions and roles in the average collision repair shop and how they can affect a company’s performance and success.
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.
Alignments: No More Toe and Go
With systems like lane departure and automatic cruise control, the post-alignment test drive takes on a whole new meaning.
Insurers: How Low Will They Go?
If a shop doesn’t bend to an insurer’s mandates, they will often take the position of: if you’re not with us, then you’re against us.
LJI Collision Center: Family Values Drive Success
Cleveland-based LJI Collision Center uses a process-centered environment and directional production to produce high-quality repairs efficiently.
ADAS and Brake Pads
ADAS can adapt, but if a replacement part falls outside the performance parameters, it can cause problems.
Cycle Time: The Most Important KPI
Can we game the system to improve cycle time? Sure. But how about we simply fix cars faster?
Re-engaged and Ready to Repair
As the country opens up and starts a new normal way of life, collision repairers need a plan to re-engage with their employees, insurance partners, customers and communities.
The New World of ADAS
When it comes to collision and mechanical repairs, there is a lot to consider that many do not realize in the new world of ADAS.
Updating Your Hazard Control Plan
With your new pandemic practices in place, it may be time to review and update your emergency plans as necessary.
Scanning & Recalibration: Is Mobile the Answer?
Solutions to your electronic repair needs could be answered by a mobile company…or not.
The Labor Rate: Where We Stand in 2020
With labor rates still suppressed in 2020, it’s time for shops to understand their economics and get paid for all the procedures they do.
