Stand Up Speak Out: Parts ordering processes
Toronto, Ontario — There are many factors that contribute to parts ordering preferences—which can vastly differ from shop to shop. Volume, repair versus replace preferences, shop size and availability of storage and more can contribute to an individual business’s decisions regarding just how many parts are kept in-house. Collision Repair mag is gathering anonymous information on […]
Stand Up Speak Out: Who supplies tools for new apprentices?
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Stand Up Speak Out: 85 percent of industry reports ‘good’ understanding of mental health management at work
Toronto, Ontario — While workplace conversations around mental health are less stigmatized than a decade ago, there is still much work to be done, according to a recent survey of Collision Repair readers. During May, which is designated Mental Health Month, we ran a survey asking readers how they address and manage stress, whether it […]
Stand Up Speak Out: Do we have enough learning material for electric vehicles?
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Stand Up Speak Out: Collision centres, do you feel supported?
Toronto, Ontario — Collision Repair magazine hears you, readers. We understand that the industry is in need of change—and we’re here to support collision centres in protecting the integrity of their operations. In our most recent issue, our publisher Darryl Simmons penned an article where he discussed just a few issues facing Canada’s collision repair […]
Stand Up Speak Out: Apprenticeship onboarding in 2022
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Stand Up, Speak Out: Will you attend industry events in 2022?
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Stand Up Speak Out: Evaluating EVs
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Stand Up Speak Out: Are you hiring?
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Stand Up Speak Out: 86.5 percent of repairers believe in rights to access vehicle data
Toronto, Ontario — Among repairers, there is no data debate in regard to the Your Data. Your Choice movement; a recent survey conducted by Collision Repair indicates more than 90 percent of Canada’s collision community are concerned about accessing vehicle data in the future. When it comes down to who should have access to vehicle […]
