First Edition
Mitch Schneider
All aspects of shop management and the necessary business and
customer service skills needed to make a repair operation successful
are captured in this comprehensive new series.
The key topics for successfully managing an automotive service
facility – personnel management, business management, and sales and
marketing – are thoroughly examined, with each individual book
offering proven solutions for effectively tackling challenges faced
by today’s professional automotive service managers.
The result is a framework from which technicians can learn to
make consistent, high quality, and productive automotive service a
part of every day shop operations. The series creatively combines
both education and training to illustrate the importance of
achieving operational excellence every time there is an opportunity
to provide automotive service.
This series is also a superb resource for those interested in
Auto Service Management as their career path.
Features:
- A real-world approach that utilizes customer questionnaires,
letters, and work orders reflects the author’s experience as a
fourth generation technician, a repair and service company owner,
and an automotive industry trainer
- All-inclusive coverage includes customer relations, shop
safety and hazardous material education, management and training,
strategic planning, and more
- Interactive presentation of material allows room for readers
to write down thoughts, plan actions, and document results that
can be used as a future reference
- Policies and procedures can be applied to large or small
repair shops, and can be carried out by the service writer,
service manager, technician, office manager, and lot person
- Length of each book makes it easy to incorporate this series
into workshops, seminars, and training/education courses
Contents:
- Introduction;
- Chapter 1: Knowledge Management;
- Chapter 2: Historical Perspective;
- Chapter 3: Management In Time;
- Chapter 4: Benchmarking & Best Practices;
- Chapter 5: Managing Internal Operations ;
- Chapter 6: Managing Compensation;
- Chapter 7: Managing External Operations;
- Chapter 8: Physical Operations;
- Chapter 9: Insurance & Operations Management
- Conclusion;
- More to Come;
- References & Resources
144 pages - 8-1/2 x 11 in.
Automotive Service Management
Series:
(140-144 pages each)