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Ceramic coating considerations 

With the popularity of ceramic coatings, a technician may be challenged with identifying and removing ceramic coatings prior to the repair process. Let us look at ceramic coating considerations for collision repair.  Essentially, ceramic coatings are:  Vehicles can have ceramic coatings applied at various stages of ownership, including by a...

Spotlight on Alexandre Lajeunesse: Proving that opportunities are limitless 

Having started down a career path in the automotive industry at the age of 16, Alexandre Lajeunesse displays a never-ending passion for the industry. His journey from dealerships to the auto care sector has allowed him to develop knowledge that touches on multiple facets of the automotive industry—giving him the...

Help carve career path in the auto care sector with the Level Up! Ontario program 

Canada’s auto care sector has been experiencing numerous labour market challenges, including the shortage of skilled workers. Based on a 2022 Statistics Canada study, there were over 11,600 job vacancies for automotive service technicians, more than double the amount posted in 2021.  On top of that, the same study showed...

Students talk emerging technologies during best-in-class presentations at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology 

With emerging technologies and electric vehicles (EVs) a hot topic in Canada’s auto care sector over the past couple of years, it is only fitting that this year’s theme for Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) Student Aftermarket “Best-in-Class” presentation day is Electric vehicles in the aftermarket. For their presentations,...

Navigating labour market challenges in Canada’s auto care sector 

It is no secret that the auto care industry has been affected by labour market challenges, which especially impact productivity and profit. In order for the industry to successfully combat these issues, there needs to be an understanding of why this is happening, and what needs to be done moving...

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