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Welding 101: What to know, where to begin 

In today’s world of advanced vehicle repair, welding can play a central role. Yet, with many welding methods available, which one is “right?”  It is no secret that vehicle makers and the industries that supply the materials that make up the fleet on the streets strive to build safer vehicles....

An investment in the future of the industry 

Ongoing technician and staff training is key to future success  Over the years the collision industry has experienced many changes and ensuring that a technician’s skills and knowledge are up to date with current trends and standards has always been somewhat of a challenge.   Today, due to the rapid advancement...

Back to basics: Hybrid refinishing and baking 

Sometimes, going back-to-basics can make the difference between a quality repair and a failed repair. When repairing and refinishing electric vehicles (EVs), unintentional damage to the battery can be avoided by taking the proper steps including researching the paint maker technical data sheets (TDS) for optimal clearcoat baking requirements and...

Emerging technology: Crash detection 

Vehicle telematics systems are nothing new in the automotive industry. They consist of an onboard device which communicates from the vehicle to a third party such as a dispatch service. The original idea was created prior to everyone having supercomputers in their pockets.   Those fancy phones in our pocket have...

Appointment of a Second Vice-President to AIA Canada’s Quebec Division Executive Committee 

AIA Canada is proud to announce the appointment of Alexandre Lajeunesse as Second Vice-President of the Quebec Division Executive Committee.  Alexandre Lajeunesse, Director of Operations, PME Guru Alexandre has been involved in the auto care industry for 22 years. He began his young career with dealers and then continued in...

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