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Megan Dineff: Caring for Customers

Tomorrow's Technician

The automotive repair industry is changing quickly, and staying ahead means constantly adapting to new technology, evolving customer expectations, and the rise of EVs and hybrids. Megan Dineff, general manager of Ervine’s Auto Repair and Grand Rapids Hybrid & EV, knows firsthand what it takes to keep a shop on the cutting edge.

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Streamlining Auto Shop Efficiency and Productivity: Tips to Drive Success

Automotive Management Network

Investing in ongoing training ensures your team stays up-to-date with the latest automotive technologies and repair techniques. Heres how to foster a culture of continuous improvement: Certification Programs : Encourage technicians to pursue certifications from organizations like ASE (Automotive Service Excellence).

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Top Shop Best-One of Indy drives excellence through its people-first approach

Tire Review Magazine

One way Best-One of Indy keeps its technicians updated on training is by offering the NAPA Best-One Apprentice Program a five-month, 16-day workshop designed to teach team members the required skills and techniques to become an ASE Certified Technician.

IT 96
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Top Shop Best-One of Indy drives excellence through its people-first approach

Tire Review Magazine

One way Best-One of Indy keeps its technicians updated on training is by offering the NAPA Best-One Apprentice Program a five-month, 16-day workshop designed to teach team members the required skills and techniques to become an ASE Certified Technician.

IT 98