How Your Auto Body Shop’s Compliance Score Can Save You Money and Bring More Work
In the end, running a compliant business that follows the rules will pay off on many levels.
Collision Repair Training: Earn I-CAR Credit Through Chief University
Chief offers structural measuring, analysis and repair training opportunities for technicians, estimators and appraisers, with a focus on hands-on experiences to ensure proficiency and profitability in repairing the broadest range of vehicles.
Long Island Auto Body Shop Pays $306,000 in Back Wages After Labor Department Investigation
The collision repair shop made the payments to resolve violations of the overtime and recordkeeping provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act, according to the Labor Department.
EPA Declares Obama-Era Vehicle Emissions Standards Too Stringent
Under existing regulations, automakers must reach an average fleet fuel efficiency of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 – more than double the current average.
Illinois Bill Would Require Consumers’ Written Consent for Aftermarket Parts in Collision Repair Estimates
The Illinois General Assembly is considering a bill that would require written authorization from consumers for aftermarket crash parts to be included in collision repair estimates.
Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey Prepares for Annual Meeting
On Tuesday, Oct. 24, the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey (AASP-NJ) will be hosting its Annual Meeting at the Gran Centurions Banquet Hall in Clark, N.J.
AASP-NJ Webinar Helps Body Shops Prepare for OSHA Inspections, Avoid Fines
An Oct. 5 webinar presented by the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey (AASP-NJ) and American Compliance provided members with a helpful tool to avoid fines and penalties resulting from OSHA inspections, the association said.
CCC Launches New Repair Management Tool
CCC Direct will help shop owners and managers implement, operationalize and manage standard operating processes across their business.
Auto Care Association Concerned that Not All Automakers Will Comply with Massachusetts Right-to-Repair Requirements
The Massachusetts law requires vehicle manufacturers to share – at a fair and reasonable price – the same service information, tools and software that they provide their franchised dealers.
New South Wales Government Drives New Collision Repair Code of Conduct
NSW representative said the Code would lift industry standards by helping to reduce disputes between insurers and repairers and lead to more transparency of insurance assessments and repair work.
