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Auto Parts Training: 4 Inventory Management Trends to Watch in 2025

CATI

As the automotive industry continues to evolve, so does the field of inventory management for automotive parts. If you’re considering a career in auto parts management, understanding the latest trends in this dynamic area is key to staying ahead in the workplace.

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

Automotive Training Centre

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. Developing this skill also opens doors to advanced roles, such as insurance adjustor, fleet rental specialist, or body shop manager.

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Aftermarket faces challenges as market softens

Auto Service World

A forecast from DesRosiers Automotive Consultants highlighted a potential future shift in demand for aftermarket services as fewer vehicles enter the critical years for parts replacement and maintenance, underscoring the need for the industry to adapt as Canada’s vehicle landscape changes. But numbers dropped in the first half of 2024.

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How to Delegate Tasks Effectively Auto Mechanic School

CATI

Understanding the Importance of Delegation in Automotive Work Auto repair and maintenance often involve multiple tasks, from diagnostics and parts replacement to test driving and customer reporting. Many modern shops use management software to schedule jobs, assign tasks, and track performance. Thats where delegation comes in.

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Essential Maintenance Tips for a Reliable Trucking Fleet

Auto Service World

By implementing these essential maintenance tips, fleet managers can ensure their trucks stay in top condition, reducing breakdowns and extending vehicle lifespan. Thorough inspections allow fleet managers to identify potential issues before they escalate, enabling minor repairs.

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The Real Cost of Truck Downtime: How to Minimize Lost Revenue

Auto Service World

While many fleet managers track basic maintenance costs, the true financial impact of a grounded truck extends far beyond repair bills. Fleet Management Mistakes May Cost Thousands The real cost of vehicle downtime often surprises even experienced fleet managers. Modern fleet management demands data-driven decision-making.

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7 Essential Skills for Tomorrow’s Auto Repair Professionals

Auto Service World

Technicians need to understand battery management, power electronics, and high-voltage safety protocols. This skill allows for precise identification of issues without unnecessary part replacements or trial-and-error methods. Technicians who can manage and analyze this big data hold a significant advantage.