Service And Parts

Collision repair program looks to grow nationwide to recruit more technicians

Brittany Kovatch final-masks a door and fender for painting, one of the skills taught during a collision repair-and-finish course.
The Collision Engineering Career Alliance aims to bring together schools and attract donors to grow its collision repair technician training program. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS FILE PHOTO)
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By:
Alysha Webb
February 19, 2025 02:48 PM

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