Fall HD Repair Forum Registration Now Open

Fall HD Repair Forum Registration Now Open

The conference will take place Sept. 26-27, in Cleveland, Ohio, and will be co-located with the American Trucking Association’s Technology & Maintenance Council’s (TMC) fall meetings.

Registration is now open for the Fall HD Repair Forum 2022 conference which will take place on September 26-27, 2022, in Cleveland, Ohio, and will be co-located with the American Trucking Association’s Technology & Maintenance Council’s (TMC) fall meetings.

Early bird rate is available for a limited time. To access HD Repair Forum registration, go to www.hdrepairforum.com/register

Attendees of the event will hear presentations and panel discussions that give insight and address trends in the heavy- and medium-duty collision repair marketplace. Speakers involved include truck manufacturers, insurance carriers, collision repair experts, and many other collision industry leaders.

The event begins Monday, September 26, with a networking breakfast and vendor fair enabling those in attendance a chance to fuel up for the day and catch up with friends, colleagues, and industry partners. Following will be an agenda filled with educational sessions that speak to industry executives, shop owners and managers, insurance partners, and other company leaders. This year’s sessions and presentations will look deeper at topics involving ADAS repairs, Ford’s e-Transit in the medium-duty market, solutions to the technician shortage, welding newer substrates, and many other key topics and trends.

Also unique to the Fall 2022 program is the organization’s partnership with the American Trucking Association’s TMC Fall Meetings. Registration to the HD Repair Forum’s event in Cleveland will also include access to TMC’s s17 Heavy-Duty Collision Task Force’s meeting.

”Collaboration is vital to the success of an industry and we are pleased to partner with TMC this year,“ stated president and co-founder, Brian Nessen. “Hosting a collision industry event alongside TMC provides both audiences with a unique opportunity to attend a wider array of sessions.“

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