Are New Zealand roads really safe? What is the most common cause of crashes around the country? Crash Management has the answers and knows what you and your family should consider before hitting the roads this summer. New Zealand has … Read More
The collision repair sector is experiencing a global skill shortage. A combination of factors has created the problem including the declining interest of school leavers in manual work, declining charge out labour rates (in real terms), declining profit margins, and … Read More
There has been strong media coverage recently regarding the perilous status of the collision repair industry and the Collision Repair Assoc (CRA) has profiled the issue many times. The problems are many, and it’s said that the situation is approaching … Read More
I-CAR is the U.S.-based organisation that researches crash repair techniques and delivers technical training globally including NZ. It’s well established here and compliance represents the expected quality standard. Vehicle construction and repair technology continues to evolve, and is increasingly sophisticated. … Read More
We’re pleased to see the significant profile showcasing women in the panelbeating and car painting trades in the current Collision Repair Assoc mag PanelTalk. We’ve featured women in the collision repair trades before, most recently at https://crashmanagement.co.nz/collision-repair-industry-tradeswomen/ but women are … Read More