Manheim Announces Condition Report Writing and Frame Structure Class Schedule
Manheim Auctions’ Technical Center in Nashville, Tenn., on May 29 released its condition report writing and frame structure class schedule.
“These classes are an example of the auction industry’s commitment to raising the quality of service in the business,” Peter Lukasiak, executive director, National Auto Auction Association (NAAA), said. “We really appreciate the effort Manheim has taken in putting together these courses at its technical center.”
The condition report writing class covers the basics of condition report writing, fundamentals of a proper inspection, current industry terminology and collision manual usage. The course takes two days to complete.
The frame and structure class provides a comprehensive review of the NAAA’s structural damage policy and takes only one day to complete.
“We’re offering top-quality training with a class schedule that has been set up to make it convenient to complete both courses consecutively,” said Dan Dietsch, managing director of the technical center. “The auto auction industry is working hard to raise the level of professionalism in every aspect of our business, and the more auction representatives who learn the latest standards in condition report writing and frame structure, the better off the entire industry will be.”
Each class has space for 12 people, and each will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information on Manheim Auctions’ Technical Center or to sign up for a class, call Ella Rainbolt at (615) 846-4617. The training schedule is as follows.
Class Schedule
June
13 & 14 Condition Report Writing
15 Frame Structure
20 & 21 Condition Report Writing
22 Frame Structure
July
16 & 17 Condition Report Writing
18 Frame Structure
25 & 26 Condition Report Writing
27 Frame Structure
August
13 & 14 Condition Report Writing
15 Frame Structure
22 & 23 Condition Report Writing
24 Frame Structure
September
5 & 6 Condition Report Writing
7 Frame Structure
17 & 18 Condition Report Writing
19 Frame Structure
October
10 & 11 Condition Report Writing
12 Frame Structure
22 & 23 Condition Report Writing
24 Frame Structure
November
7 & 8 Condition Report Writing
9 Frame Structure
December
12 & 13 Condition Report Writing
14 Frame Structure
About Manheim Auctions
Manheim Auctions has been involved in the wholesale automobile auction industry for more than 55 years.
With locations in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, France, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, the company is dedicated to helping dealers succeed and to assisting auto manufacturers, fleet and lease companies, and banks sell their used car inventories.
The company also offers transaction, reconditioning and certification services, dealer floor planning, and government auction services.
Manheim Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Inc., with more than 34,000 employees at its 126 auctions and related businesses. It is the recognized leader for wholesale and retail used car transactions on the Internet through its Manheim Interactive and AutoTrader.com lines of business.
Manheim Auctions’ corporate headquarters is in Atlanta, and its Web site is www.manheimauctions.com.
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