Yesterday, Lincoln Tech and Mazda announced the launch of their Certified Technician Training Partnership at Lincoln Tech’s Queens, New York, Campus.
The event was attended by senior executives from both companies as well as more than 250 Lincoln Tech automotive students who may apply for participation in the training program.
The online training and question and answer sessions are free of charge.
Snap-on national training manager Keith Wray will continue to hold weekly new product training sessions throughout the year that give professional technicians the opportunity to learn more about Snap-on Fast-Track Intelligent Diagnostics tools such as the ZEUS, TRITON and APOLLO series.
The online training and question and answer sessions are free of charge and are conducted as follows:
American Industrial Partners Capital Fund VII completed the acquisition of Veoneer’s Restraint Control Systems business from SSW Partners LP.
This collaboration is designed to speed up the development of ADAS features by automotive OEMs.
KYB’s DCC Pro electronically controlled shock absorbers will equip new Tiguan, Passat Variant, SKODA and other VW models.
In a survey of its OE suppliers, MEMA found layoffs increased by nearly 10% week-over-week.
The second session of the course will take place from June 2-6 in Hamburg, Germany.
Proposals should focus on business management and technical topics and be geared toward technicians, service professionals and shop owners.
The sessions will cover brake training, vehicle-specific starter issues, advanced charging systems, DTCs and more.
The workshop is scheduled for April 25-27, in San Diego.
