A Canadian vendor manager backed the idea of repairers following OEM procedures during an insurer panel at the Canadian Collision Industry Forum earlier this year, Collision Repair Magazine reported…
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Editor’s note: From time to time, Repairer Driven News will feature pieces by prolific national columnist Gene Marks. While despite not being directly related to collision repair, they should…
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Though it’s aimed more at calculating paint usage to keep Canadian environmental regulators happy, a tiny device featured Thursday in Collision Repair Magazine seems as though…
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Editor’s note: Prolific national columnist Gene Marks writes for a variety of top-tier business and news publications, but granted reprint rights to the likes of us….
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Editor’s note: In the latest in an I-CAR column series on industry issues, business development Director Elise Quadrozzi writes that training can be useful for insurers — who…
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Editor’s note: In the latest in a new I-CAR column series on industry issues, industry technical relations Director Jason Bartanen summarizes what I-CAR calls the “Technical Tsunami” of…
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Editor’s note: In the latest in a new I-CAR column series on industry issues, marketing Senior Director Ann Gonzalez examines customer perception of auto body abilities and…
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Editor’s note: A recent Washington state Supreme Court decision on how agricultural employers handle piece-rate staff might have ramifications for piece-rate collision repair employees in that…
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Editor’s note: I-CAR announced during NACE it would launch a production management career role, its first new Professional Development Program in five years and one it says…
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Editor’s note: We haven’t done as much coverage at Repairer Driven News for refinishers with all the changes in advanced auto body materials to report upon…
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