Category: Training

Somora Motor Parts this month held its new special Yuasa battery training sessions throughout Ireland.

In their 10th ‘Parts Specialists’ video, Lars and Kevin look at a vehicle that won’t start due to problems with its starter system. With the usual care and skill, the two demonstrate how to locate faults and how to replace the starter with a DT Spare Parts brand product – for a safe ride at

The number of people to have completed the FORS professional security and counter terrorism training module has hit six figures. Developed by FORS in January 2018, the online eLearning module aims to help support its drivers increase security and understand the threat posed by terrorist incidents. It has now been completed by over 100,000 FORS

If you want to pursue a career in Transport, unlock your potential and gain a recognised qualification then you need a Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) in Transport Management.

Schaeffler will be looking to the future with a range of innovative mixed and augmented reality exhibits when Automechanika Frankfurt opens its doors in September. Schaeffler is tempting visitors to its 1,000sqm stand (Hall 0, Stand A01) by inviting them on a tour of the ‘garage of tomorrow’. To illustrate how technicians could be working in the future, a team of Schaeffler REPXPERTs will guide visitors through a LuK dual mass flywheel replacement and an INA

OE friction manufacturer, TMD Friction, has overhauled its global training materials for the Textar brand through a collaboration project undertaken by TMD Friction groups across the globe. The new training programme materials will ensure workshops continue to correctly and efficiently test and fit the most modern braking devices and remain up-to-date with recent developments in

Cartwright will shortly be launching its latest recruitment drive to offer another 30 young people the chance to train on its award-winning apprenticeship scheme. One of the UK’s leading manufacturer of trailers, the company has a reputation for innovation and designs and builds all vehicles at its 38-acre base in Altrincham. Apprentices learn about all

Schaeffler REPXPERT was delighted with the positive attendance at its LuK Clutch Systems training event, held at the REPXPERT Academy in Hereford on Tuesday, January 30. Technicians, many of whom had travelled far to take part, participated in an engaging session, presented by well-known REPXPERT, Alistair Mason. Throughout the day, the group were provided with

Vehicles are more responsive than ever, and motorists expect their vehicles to perform. Schaeffler Technical Services Manager, Malcolm Short, tells Auto Trade Journal how steering and suspension systems are changing to meet demands and expectations. He explained: “More vehicle manufacturers are focusing on active and semi-active suspension systems. These chassis control systems include electronic magnetic

During the Winter months there is sure to be plenty of adverse weather conditions, all of which could hinder the performance of the vehicle, as several key components will be more exposed to the elements and prone to failure. As a result, when a vehicle enters the workshop for a service during this period, it

Trainee vehicle technicians competing in this year’s Skills Show were able to gain valuable hands-on experience using some of the most advanced wheel alignment and diagnostic wheel balance systems currently on the market, thanks to ongoing support from workshop equipment supplier Pro-Align. Held over three days at the NEC, Birmingham, competitors took part in a