Chief provides welding and measuring equipment to Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes program

Chief will provide welding and computerized measuring equipment for Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes program.
Sept. 21, 2017
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Chief® will provide welding and computerized measuring equipment for Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes program.
Chief will give a MultiMig 522 MIG/MAG welder, an MI200T spot welder, a LaserLock LiveMapping system and two MultiMig 190 welders to each of the Changing Lanes programs near Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina and Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas.

Changing Lanes is the first program in the country to provide active duty service members with training and employment opportunities in the collision repair industry prior to transitioning out of the U.S. Armed Forces.  
 
The no-cost, 18-week career skills program with hands-on training results in job placement opportunities in Caliber Collision locations across the U.S. upon successful completion of the program.
 
“Our service members have given so much to our country,” says Bob Holland, director of strategic relationships, Chief Automotive Technologies. “Chief is honored to be an active participant not only in Changing Lanes, but in helping to positively change the future of these fine men and women as they transition to civilian life.”
 
Learn more about Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes program at www.calibercollision.com/about-us/community-involvement/changing-lanes. For more information about Chief’s full line of collision repair equipment, visit www.chiefautomotive.com, contact your local Chief distributor or call (800) 445-9262.
 

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