SCRS Welcomes New Corporate Member

Oct. 15, 2015

Oct. 15, 2015—The Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) has welcomed KPA, a service provider for collision repairers and dealerships, as its newest corporate member, SCRS announced on Thursday.

"KPA is honored to join the Society of Collision Repair Specialists and looks forward to working with their other members in the months ahead," said Vane Clayton, president and CEO of KPA. "This membership is especially exciting for our team as KPA continues to grow our collision services and expand our software offerings and consultation services to support our collision clients' needs."

KPA helps clients achieve regulatory compliance, control risk, protect assets and effectively manage employees in areas such as environmental health, safety, and HR management, which matches SCRS’ mission to educate and inform.

"Our Environmental Health & Safety solutions help over 800 collision centers manage waste and air quality issues, protect their employees from respiratory hazards, save money on workers' compensation premiums and decrease the time typically required by managers to train employees in the areas of safety and compliance," said Eric Schmitz,  KPA Environmental Health & Safety Product vice president.

"KPA helps makes collision repair shops safer and better through its environmental and HR consulting and software, and its very business centers on the concepts of education and fostering knowledge which are central to SCRS' mission," said Andy Dingman, SCRS chairman. "We are very excited to have them on board, and look forward to a long and fruitful partnership."

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