CCAR online safety & pollution training

Motor,  Nov 2002  by Nash, Tom

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The Coordinating Committee For Automotive Repair (CCAR) announces that its initiative to bring its Safety and Pollution Prevention online training to the nation's automotive training schools has been adopted by schools in all 50 states.

The Internet-based "S/P2" training addresses the key safety and pollution prevention issues that face professionals working in automotive service and collision repair. The program was developed by CCAR over a two-year period in accordance with EPA and OSHA standards, which require that shop personnel be trained at least annually on safety and environmental regulations. These standards also apply to automotive training programs.

More than 560 career and technical schools representing over 32,000 students have implemented the S/P2 curriculum, which CCAR is providing to schools at no charge. The program allows every student to be taught quickly, and it automatically calculates grades and issues certificates to students as they pass. For more information on S/P2 online training, visit www.sp2.org, or call 866-477-2669.

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