CCC is well known in the collision repair industry for helping auto body shops by providing robust data and technology they can use to improve their businesses and succeed at a high level. From the minute a customer calls or walks into a shop to when the customer receives the vehicle back in pre-accident condition, CCC’s software plays a role in almost every aspect of every repair.
When Mark Dellinger graduated from the collision repair and refinish program at the Applied Technology Center in Rock Hill, SC, in 1991, it turned out it was not the last time he would see it.
Scanning a vehicle is only the beginning whenever an auto body shop performs diagnostics on any vehicle. Finding out what’s wrong with the car is just the first step.
When a company is growing at the rate Caliber is, good tools and the training to use them for teammates---both new and existing---is key.
If you take the time and effort to recruit only the best employees to work for your auto body shop, you want to keep that “talent edge” over the competition.
Founded in 1978, Auto Art Collision Specialists is a family-owned and operated auto body shop in Escondido, CA.
As a dealership-owned collision repair shop, Larry H. Miller Collision Center in Boise, ID, strives to be “forward-thinking. We always want to be on the forefront of innovations in the collision repair industry,” said James Clark, auto body shop manager.
Frank Wilcox, owner of Frank’s Collision Center with four locations in Georgia and Alabama, doesn’t cut corners when it comes to having the newest, cutting-edge tools and equipment coupled with industry-leading training and processes.
Operating four successful auto body shops in the greater Indianapolis market is no easy feat---following OEM requirements, delivering high-quality repairs and ensuring superior customer service requires skilled technicians with access to the correct tools and equipment to restore vehicles to their pre-accident condition accurately and efficiently.
Some people collect stamps, coins or baseball cards, but many automotive refinishers are known to hoard their spray guns---primarily those made by SATA. There are stories about painters who own more than 40 SATA guns, and many of them have admitted acquiring new ones can be highly addictive.