In a future-focused world, John Hyatt from the City of Dublin, Ohio, knows the only way to stay on top is to educate and keep an open mind.
The ASE Training Managers Council's (ATMC) annual survey continues to yield accurate insights into the demographics of the workforce and their preferences for, and participation in, training.
The Ford Accepted Service Training (FAST) Program provides technicians who have professional level Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifications a shorter path to obtain course equivalency credit toward Ford Service Technician Specialty Training (STST).
Chris Means values knowledge and wants to provide hands-on training for the next generation of technicians.
These tests are intended for students in career and technical programs, and are a predictable gauge for future success with ASE professional-level certifications.
Opportunities abound for you to recruit and retain…but are you taking the right actions that will pay off in results?
Technology and ever-increasing regulations will continue to challenge the industry over the next 10 years, but at a rate of change not seen in the last 50 years.
Tom Keyser believes the key to snagging the interest of talented technicians is to educate them about the career possibilities government fleets contain.
The Automotive Technology program at Collin College in Allen, Texas, is designed to prepare students for high‐skill, high‐demand positions in the automotive industry.
Ray Salisbury knows giving your team a sense of ownership will help improve work quality and attract new talent.