New chairman announced for the MVIRI Committee
The legal team for the Motor Vehicle Insurance and Repair Industry Code of Conduct Administration Committee (MVIRI CAC), has welcomed a new chairman into the fold.
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The humble spray can that fulfils its promise
Ease of use, adding to workshop efficiency by reducing repair steps and enhancing sustainability are just some of the benefits all contained in a new aerosol primer Axalta has released.
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New ways to protect drivers; PPG has key role in ‘Aeroscreen 2.0’
A new safety innovation for the protection of drivers in the cockpit has been developed by PPG engineers.
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Automotive industry celebrated as finalists are announced
From thousands of entrants from across the nation, 30 have made the Automotive industry Finalists Lists of 2024 Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards.
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Car industry needs to prepare for influx of Chinese brands
Repair workshops should expect an influx of new Chinese made electric and hybrid vehicles on the roads, as the industry prepares to adapt to the government’s emissions scheme over the next five years.
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Deaths from road crashes surge again
New figures from the AAA reveal an 11.7 per cent annual increase in road deaths, signalling a push for state governments to agree to Federal demands to share critical data about the causes of road trauma.
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Preparing for low temperatures in the workshop
Winter can do a lot more than shorten the days and keep us indoors with squally weather. Lower temperatures in workshops can have an impact on paint curing that is worth considering.
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Leadership culture for a thriving workplace
Staff retention and employee satisfaction are some of the key elements of a thriving workplace and a new style of leadership could be the answer to achieving it.
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Tips on perfecting the matte finish
Experts from the US look to unravel some of the mysteries and difficulties around working with semi-gloss and matte finishes on vehicles.
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False sense of security; young Aussie drivers admit to phone use
According to an insurance survey, one in five Australian drivers have no problem using their mobile device while behind the wheel, despite the increased risk of an accident.
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