In order to carve out time to take industry-related training, shop operators may find it valuable to hire part-time help in the front office of their facility.
Washington shop president Brent Maier explains how he carved out time in his work schedule to get a degree that helped him become a significantly better leader.
West Virginia's Alexander Pruitt, 18, explains how he earned 95 training certificates in the span of one month during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
West Virginia collision repair student Alex Pruitt made the most of his time "sheltering-in-place" during the COVID-19 pandemic, earning over 90 training certificates in the span of mere weeks.
Patrick Gray, the owner of Sunn West City's Auto Body in Arizona, a shop with a 98.6 CSI score, explains the importance of in-house training these days, due to factors like changes to materials being used.
Jeff Peevy, the president of the Automotive Management Institute, recently noted the importance of collision repairers staying up to date on training, especially during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
