I-CAR Launches Measuring, Anchoring and Pulling Courses
These courses for both unibody and full-framed vehicles are designed to equip auto pros with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively measure, anchor and pull damaged vehicles.
Vehicle Measuring: It’s a Whole New World
Measuring a vehicle is more important today than it ever has been.
Kaeser CEO Recognized for Outstanding Achievements in Business
Thomas Kaeser has been awarded the Bavarian Order of Merit by Markus Soder, Minister-President of Bavaria.
Alignments and Calibrations: Do You Line Up?
Today’s electronic features that provide safety and assist drivers in daily driving rely on the alignment to function correctly.
Collision Engineering Program Expands to MCC
Enterprise Holdings announced that Metropolitan Community College will offer Collision Engineering Program curriculum as part of its existing Auto Collision Technology program.
Meet the Auto Body Instructor: Brian Cobb
Brian Cobb, collision repair instructor and department chair at Coastal Carolina Community College, works extremely hard to make inroads with the local industry and is starting to see that there are people who want to work in collision repair.
What are Collision Repairers’ Obligations to Insurers?
Many collision repairers often believe they must comply with insurers’ demands, but when asked why they believe this, few of them can give good answers.
OEM Dealerships: Friend or Foe?
Insurers seeking out and using misinformation obtained from dealer repairers in order to deny consumers OEM-recommended repair procedures has become more commonplace.
Meet the Auto Body Instructor: Norm Markham
Norm Markham was a student at Dennis Technical Education Center in the early 1980s and is now one of the collision repair and automotive refinishing instructors there.
Two Young Techs Receive Tools, Equipment at NORTHEAST
For the third consecutive year, AASP/NJ supplied two technicians with $2,500 each in tools and equipment to help them build their careers in collision repair.
