Even as COVID-19 restrictions ease, the damage has been done and glass and collision shops across the country have seen a decrease in business. The best way forward now is to implement lasting disinfection procedures to ensure technicians and customers feel safe. Read More: https://www.collisionquarterly.ca/featured-articles/best-sanitization-practices-for-better-business/
Besides increasing the operator’s safety by helping assess current hazards, this tool can also serve as evidence supporting the company’s billing to insurance companies or auto clubs. As Campbell explained in his promotional video, operators can snapshot the picture of the instruction guide to document it in their call as a proof of provided services. […]
Not sure where to get your techs CFC certified this summer? The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada is offering the training online! Just be sure to take the National Training and not the Ontario course. If you have any questions, call 1-800-267-2231 Register here: https://www.hrai.ca/odp-ods-online-course-register
With a second round of surveys, AIA Canada has gathered further input from automotive aftermarket stakeholders on how COVID-19 has affected their businesses. The responses offer an overview of the impact the pandemic has had on businesses across the country. Since this was the second survey, this report presents updated results on the impact and […]
The Automotive Sector Council is excited to announce that the NS Department of Labour and Advanced Education have funded the following projects to be rolled out between now and 2023! Pathways to Success Automotive employers are challenged to bring new employees onboard where employing an untrained or inexperienced individual poses a safety threat to themselves […]
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