Snap-on has extended its industry-backed diagnostic offering to include a new seminar about Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
The event is accredited by the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) and gives attendees an overview of ADAS and how the various systems must now be considered part of their everyday work.
Coverage will include examples of ADAS systems and the need for accurate re-calibrations and re-initialisations once mechanical corrections on a vehicle have been completed.
Visitors will learn about current and forthcoming legislation over the inclusion of ADAS systems on vehicles, as well as the implications for manufacturers and workshops.
The evolution of ADAS technology is featured, along with a look at what might be coming through workshops’ doors in the future.
Where and when are the seminars?
Sessions are scheduled for dozens of locations across the country and take place in the evening, in a relaxed and informal environment with refreshments provided.
They last for approximately two hours and are presented by an experienced, professional technician.
Attendees will gain points towards their IMI Continuing Professional Development status and will leave with more of an understanding of ADAS systems and how they need to be prepared for dealing with them in their daily workloads.
Snap-on firmly believes in the importance of helping technicians maximise their own potential and harnessing it with the potential of their equipment to be able to be the best they can be.
Having the IMI accreditation further reinforces Snap-on’s customer-centred commitment to providing the best quality information, training and skills to its customers and distributors.
Snap-on works alongside the IMI to improve public confidence in garages and workshops via the nationally-recognised accreditation scheme.
See the full calendar of ADAS seminars, along with details of other courses and events currently running.