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Anatomy of a Successful Auto Body Shop Owner

Automotive Training Centre

The leadership skills needed to guide a team effectively are cultivated over time, often through experience in managing roles. Entry-level roles like Collision Estimator or Body Shop Manager are natural stepping stones toward shop ownership. These skills foster trust, encouraging repeat business and positive word-of-mouth referrals.

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4 Essential Collision Estimator Skills You’ll Learn in Auto Body Training

Automotive Training Centre

Interested in a career that combines technical skills with attention to detail? This skill is critical when working with customers and industry professionals, such as collision repair managers or insurance adjustors, who rely on your expertise to guide repair decisions. Collision estimating could be a perfect match.

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Management, technical training top focus at AARO show

Auto Service World

They gathered in Mississauga, Ontario, at the Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport West for the AARO Trade Show & Training Event to hear from industry leaders and get both business management and technical training. 12 kicked off with Alan Beech from Beech Consulting and an occasional contributor to CARS magazine.

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5 Important Duties You’ll Perform After Service Advisor Training

Automotive Training Centre

Customer Consultation and Service Recommendation As a service advisor, you’ll often be the first point of contact for customers bringing their vehicles in for service. You must consult with them, understand their concerns, and gather information about the vehicle.

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A Day In The Life Of A Dent Doctor After Auto Body Training

Automotive Training Centre

The profession demands the technical proficiency learned in auto body training. Throughout the day, time management is crucial. In addition to the hands-on work, this professional also spends time updating records, ordering supplies, and sometimes consulting with insurance companies. Contact ATC Surrey for more information.

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4 Specializations to Consider After Diesel Mechanic Training

CATI

This hands-on, outdoors-oriented specialization is ideal for those who enjoy varied environments and technical challenges. These engines endure saltwater exposure and long hours, requiring corrosion prevention and fuel management skills. Heavy equipment mechanics often work on-site, handling repairs that keep projects running.

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Essential Questions to Ask Your Truck Crash Attorney

Auto Service World

Ask these fundamental questions: What is the total number of truck accident cases that you have managed? What experts might we need to consult? Documentation and Evidence A thorough understanding of your attorney’s evidence management approach becomes vital for your case. What’s your success rate with similar cases?

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