Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution

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Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution The Industry challenges: Image – consumer confidence Manpower – skilled trades challenge Profitability – doing it right costs more Vehicles – new skills required Vehicles – makes and models – 300 Regulations – all over the map

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution The challenge - geography and demographics: Size Population Language Auto insurers – public and private Levels of government

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Licensing and accreditation today Government Municipal – the business Provincial – environment – labour – technician licensing Federal – not engaged

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Licensing and accreditation today – Industry Provincial – some Insurers – few What exists focuses on facility and technicians No one is looking at vehicle repairability

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution What if? Voluntary standards (self management) for Facilities – phsycial – type of repairs People ongoing training and accreditation Recognition system for insurers and consumer Incentives for those that invest

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Who could do it? Government – NO Industry – Yes OK, get specific – There is a coalition of groups within Canada that have energy and focus on initiating a long term plan to create the change the industry needs.

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Who are they? Canadian Collision Industry Forum voice of industry – all stakeholders – 6 years Automotive Industries Association Paint, Body and Equipment council – suppliers – capacity to act I-CAR – Continuing Education for the industry Canadian Automotive Repair Service Council Non profit and focused on delivery of training Provincial associations Federal government – skills development

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution How to start? Define what’s important Define what can be done about it

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution What do you have to start with? Provincial models – Ontario, BC, Quebec I-CAR training and database CARS IDL Collision training project Collision network standards

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Where do you start? Define what is a deliverable in 24 months Industry training data base – It exists today ( I-CAR) Industry stakeholder support CCIF – engaged and focused CARS – broad scope of industry training being developed. AIA – Industry suppliers offer training and will support

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution What is happening this year? CCIF ( industry) endorsement of the concept Collaboration by stakeholders to adapt the database for industry use April 05 – agreement on proceeding November 05 – organizational structure

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Planned milestones 2006 Database ready Communications to the industry at large Program management Voluntary start of input by technicians and collision repairers

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Planned milestones 2007 Facility standards established Facility registration started 2008 Use of the system by insurers 2009 Promotion to the public

Standards and Licensing A Canadian Solution Challenges – yes Worth it – yes Those involved believe that: “Things change when things change” It is our industry and it is up to us, not government, to control our future –