Will the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) pose a risk to the collision repair industry, or will it enhance the overall quality of service? by David Ribeiro There are moments in history when we can identify updates that change the industry forever. The adoption of unibody construction and the implementation of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) […]
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In response to the pressing issue of a growing shortage of skilled labor in the collision repair industry, ICBC is dedicated to making a difference. We want to bring your attention to an important update: the closing date for eligibility regarding ICBC cohort grants for apprentices and employers is fast approaching on September 30, 2023.
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As wildfires continue to affect B.C.’s Southern Interior, employers and workers must remain vigilant about the potential health risks posed by smoke exposure, such as respiratory illness and eye irritation. by WorkSafeBC “Breathing in smoke can be dangerous for workers, as it is a form of air pollution that contains a complex mixture of harmful
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