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How to Become an Auto Mechanic Apprentice in Ontario: A Step-By-Step Guide

Automotive Training Centre

Ontario, with its rich automotive sector and status as a hub for vehicle manufacturing and maintenance, provides a fertile ground for aspiring auto mechanics. Embarking on becoming an auto mechanic apprentice requires stepping into a world of lifelong learning, hands-on experience, and the satisfaction of solving complex problems.

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Considering Automotive School? 5 Characteristics Of An Excellent Service Advisor

CATI

The automotive industry, often visualized by roaring engines, sleek designs, and the thrill of the open road, has another equally important facet that often operates behind the scenes but plays a critical role in the overall customer experience – the service advisor.

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The Mechanic Labor Time Guide: Everything You Need to Know

Solera

Without a mechanic labor time guide, determining how much you’ll charge for individual automotive repairs can feel like a guessing game. Explore the value of a mechanic labor time guide and how to integrate this vital metric into your shop management strategy below. Why Use a Mechanic Labor Time Guide?

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Considering Automotive Technology Training? See if a Shop Helper Is the Right Entry-Level Position for You

Automotive Training Centre

From engineering to sales, each path is unique, and the opportunities are nearly limitless. Moreover, working closely with technicians, mechanics, and other professionals lets shop helpers learn firsthand about repairs, maintenance, and diagnostics. One entry-level position often overlooked is that of a shop helper.

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Considering Automotive School? 5 Characteristics Of An Excellent Service Advisor

CATI

The automotive industry, often visualized by roaring engines, sleek designs, and the thrill of the open road, has another equally important facet that often operates behind the scenes but plays a critical role in the overall customer experience – the service advisor.

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Shock & Strut FAQs

Tomorrow's Technician

Some technicians and service advisors might try to replace only one unit at a time to get the customer back on the road. The problem is that most technicians, drivers and service advisors see a shock and strut as a low-tech device. Engineers are constantly working on how to strike a balance between comfort and control.

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Isn’t It Time We Rethink What a Master Level Technician Is?

AutoShopOwner

With a limited number of vehicle brands to learn, it didn’t take long to become proficient in all areas of automotive repair, from engine mechanical, drivetrain, electrical, steering, suspension, and all other systems. The Big Three, as they were once known, dominated the roadways in those days. That was back then. View full article