Servicing collision equipment: Do you know what it takes?

June 23, 2020
By taking the time to establish a few protocols, shop owners can keep the equipment running and lasting longer, keep employees safe and help keep revenue coming in.
About the Author

Mike Croker

Mike Croker is the director of product management at Chief Collision Technology. He is a devoted advisor for various technical school organizations and a national technical committee member with SkillsUSA. Mike uses a hands-on approach in training to serve as an I-CAR instructor and is an ASE subject matter expert for Structural Analysis and Damage Repair. For more information, visit www.chieftechnology.com or email him at [email protected] 

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