The Minnesota I-CAR Volunteer Committee invites golfers and sponsors to Oak Glen Golf Club in Stillwater on Wednesday, September 16 for a fun-filled day of golf and networking. All proceeds from the event go toward scholarships for future technicians, equipment for technical colleges and other collision industry training needs in Minnesota. The event includes a four-person scramble, grilled dinner and awards reception following the golf. In addition, there will be multiple contests for prizes. 

This is a great opportunity for vendors to market their business, products and/or services, while supporting the industry and enjoying a round of golf with industry leaders. 

Registration and payment for golfers and/or sponsors can be found on the event’s website, icargolf.com. 

For more information, contact tournament director Jamison Randall at jrandall@latuffbrothers.com or (651) 796-8003. 

AWAIR Program Required in Minnesota 

All automotive repair facilities in Minnesota are required to have A Workplace Accident and Injury Reduction (AWAIR) program. The Minnesota legislature has also added a requirement for a safety committee to any company that needs an AWAIR program. Any auto repair facility in Minnesota that does not have a current AWAIR program could be cited, and the penalties have increased substantially. 

AASPMN, in conjunction with its partner, Complete Health Environmental & Safety Services (CHESS), has developed “Creating an AWAIR Program for Your Shop.” This webinar helps members understand the components of an AWAIR program and helps them create an AWAIR program for their own facility. 

The cost for the webinar is $100 and it includes a 20-minute phone consultation with a representative from CHESS to review the program you draft for your company. 

To view the “Creating an AWAIR Program for Your Shop” webinar, contact the AASPMN office at aasp@aaspmn.org or (612) 623-1110.