Ratchet+Wrench continues its weekly profiles of 2018’s World Class Technician recipients. This week’s feature is on Paul Seghposs, owner and operator of the Freemont, Calif.-based Glenmoor Automotive.
As industry superstar Bogi Lateiner said in her WORLDPAC class, “Recruiting and Training Technicians,” there is no magic bullet or one secret way to find technicians. Just like marketing for customers, you want to utilize multiple different methods for finding quality technicians.
Jackson Hisey of Nissan discusses the idea of a four-year degree program for service technicians, and how it could be one way to address the chronic technician shortage.
An S/P2 Careers subscription allows businesses to access the resumes of more than 30,000 career tech students looking for full-time, part-time and internship opportunities.
A report recently studied the growing shortage of quality technician candidates available to repair facilities and learned that many simply are pursuing careers outside the auto industry.
No two shops are the same. From the employees to the equipment to the space constraints, managing workflow is a balancing act. But with enough foresight and strategization, you can maximize throughput with any space. Here is your guide to doing just that.
Brittany Schultz of Christian Brothers Automotive in Hoover, Ala., shares a few things that many people get wrong when they think of women in the mechanical repair industry.
Jonathan Fisher was honored at the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) annual Awards Banquet in San Diego, California, alongside 45 outstanding technicians from across the industry.
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