AAPEX Announces Repair Shop HQ Online Training Topics

AAPEX Announces Repair Shop HQ Online Training Topics

Two free sessions covering ADAS and Hiring will take place on May 9 and May 23, respectively.

AAPEX announced the AAPEX Repair Shop HQ Online Training Series continues in May with two free sessions: “Undercar: Advanced Alignment Diagnostics For Electric Power Steering and ADAS,” on Monday, May 9, and “Hiring and Retaining Great Employees,” on Monday, May 23.

The 45-minute sessions begin at 2 p.m., EDT. To attend, shop personnel should register at AAPEX.com/webinar. All sessions will be recorded and available to anyone who registers, including those unable to attend. As a thank you for attending, 50 randomly-selected attendees will receive a $10 Amazon gift card (see full sweepstakes rules).

AAPEX introduced the eight-part Repair Shop HQ Online Training Series in April to provide important technical training and management content for shop owners and shop leaders. The free sessions, produced by ShopOwner and Tire Review, will continue in June and September.

The series will lead up to AAPEX 2022 being held Tuesday, Nov. 1 through Thursday, Nov. 3, at The Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum Conference Center in Las Vegas. 

AAPEX officially introduced Repair Shop HQ in 2021 as a dedicated area on the show floor to meet the needs of service and repair professionals.

The area, located on Level 1 of The Venetian Expo, features Joe’s Garage – a built-out shop with 10 fully-equipped bays for product and equipment demonstrations – and four training theaters for technical and business management sessions. It also will include the new Transmission Supplier Section, as well as dedicated sections for Diagnostics/Telematics, Alternative Fuel, Tire Servicing and Tool & Equipment.

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