Disrupt: Creating Shop Floor Efficiency

Sept. 9, 2019

Rodd Hallett, the director of operations for Herbers Autobody and Repair in Edmonton, Alberta, explains how his employer has developed a reputation for being extremely efficient with repair work.

Kelly Beaton

Rodd Hallett, the director of operations for Herbers Autobody and Repair in Edmonton, Alberta, breaks down the biggest issue currently facing Canadian collision repairers, and also explains how his employer has developed a reputation for being extremely efficient.

Subscribe to FenderBender’s CollisionCast on your platform of choice:

Continue Reading

David Empringham bests Buttonwillow track record on Hankook tires

The Amazonification of Collision Repair

Sponsored Recommendations

Best Body Shop and the 360-Degree-Concept

Spanesi ‘360-Degree-Concept’ Enables Kansas Body Shop to Complete High-Quality Repairs

How Fender Bender Operator of the Year, Morrow Collision Center, Achieves Their Spot-On Measurements

Learn how Fender Bender Operator of the Year, Morrison Collision Center, equipped their new collision facility with “sleek and modern” equipment and tools from Spanesi Americas...

Maximizing Throughput & Profit in Your Body Shop with a Side-Load System

Years of technological advancements and the development of efficiency boosting equipment have drastically changed the way body shops operate. In this free guide from GFS, learn...

ADAS Applications: What They Are & What They Do

Learn how ADAS utilizes sensors such as radar, sonar, lidar and cameras to perceive the world around the vehicle, and either provide critical information to the driver or take...