Tag Archives: Training
Distributor Supports Small Shops with Auto Glass Education
National, regional and even large single-location auto glass companies typically have extensive knowledge, training and resources at their fingertips. Owners and technicians at small, independent shops, however, often lack the time, money or connections it takes to stay up-to-date. One … Continue reading
AGSC In-Person Training Available Free in Texas
As part of its ongoing initiative to provide education and help members “future-proof” themselves, the Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) will offer more live training on May 7 in San Antonio. AGSC and its National Windshield Repair Division (NWRD) are … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Utilizing Deep Learning Techniques to Enhance ADAS
By effectively incorporating machine learning development techniques into the training of deep learning models, ADAS systems can analyze the sensor data in real-time and make informed decisions to enhance driver safety and assist in driving tasks, making it future ready … Continue reading
Uniban Canada Hosts New Store Training
Uniban Canada hosted a new store orientation training at its technical training center in Hamilton, Ontario. Uniban, part of the Driven Brands family, provides auto glass repair, replacement and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) calibration services. According to a company … Continue reading
National Windscreens Says ADAS Calibration and Training Are Essential
National Windscreens has invested more than £2 million in equipment and training in ADAS calibration at its 108 UK centers. “With significant growth in the rollout of ADAS technology, there are more and more vehicles on the road each day … Continue reading
TODAY’S BLOG: Training Myths
“A comment recently made on the glassBYTEs.com™/AGRR™ magazine Forum has raised a question we should all consider. In full disclosure, the comment was made regarding Auto Glass University (AGU), a training program I own, although this post is not meant as a commercial. I am giving you my opinion on the art of automotive glass training. I hope it can be used by everyone in the industry to be more effective in their training of new technicians, no matter where or by whom the training is conducted.” —Bob Beranek Continue reading
TODAY’S BLOG: Callbacks Part Two: Benefit of Tracking Callbacks
“In my last blog, I suggested that tracking callbacks leads to better management and quality control. Today I want to reinforce that argument with examples and explain how you can use the tracking data collected.” —Bob Beranek Continue reading

