Owner and manager, Tim Felice, of East Adelaide Tow and Crash located in Norwood, South Australia, is pleased to be a part of the I-Car recognition, “the online virtual classroom training allowed the team to enjoy the comfort of their own space and provided an opportunity to discuss thoughts openly and learn from each other," Felice said.
"The nature of consistent training can seem daunting, but when it also provides a way to build relationships over a yiros and beer, it’s a win win!"
Their qualified panel beater, Ben Wright, completed the structural steel welding training and certification, benefitting in ways he did not expect. Not only did his welding skills improve immensely, his confidence and ability to problem solve and innovate, came from the one-on-one learning and educated co-ordinator’s direction and leadership.
The awards and memorabilia acknowledge the effort and extensive time gone into completing individual courses. Felice ensures all awards are on display to encourage the team and reassure customers.
Qualified painter, Mick Michael, worked alongside Akzo Nobel (Sikkens) in the application of Candy and the three layer pearl application. The premium product combined with the latest paint technology process has given him the ability to perform to the highest level of execution.
For Felice he realises that the future of the company is 'recognition'. "If we can be recognised and strive for OEM badges, this will add to our premium profile. I-Car Gold Class renewal training will continue to keep our brand in check, align us with the latest information in all aspects of the industry and boost our reputation.”