Commenting on the new curriculum model, Chuck Lee, Collision Repair Industry Segment Advisory Council Member and Illinois Operations Manager at Gerber Collision and Glass said, “From a hiring perspective, employers will be able to identify the knowledge and skill-set of a potential employee and have a basic understanding of the quality and consistency they bring to the job. The new curriculum model is going to help the industry as a whole rise to a level of professionalism that it hasn’t been structured for in the past. ”
Information around the overall structure, the roles that have been defined, the impact to recognition programs, and the transition plan will be announced at the event.
Dusty Womble, I-CAR Executive Committee and Board Member and Chairman of the International Advisory Committee stated, “The new role-based training model will allow the industry to focus on the training they need to do their jobs thoroughly and give them the opportunity to do it smarter, better, and faster.”
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