After severe Gauteng storms, SAMBRA advises motorists to document hail damage, contact their insurers and seek a professional assessment before approving repairs.
SAMBRA encourages school-leavers to explore practical, technology-driven motor body repair careers and opportunities available through vocational training and workplace experience.
International benchmarking highlights how technical knowledge, practical training, workplace experience and continuous development can strengthen South Africa’s motor body repair skills pipeline.
SAMBRA’s international benchmarking identifies four forces reshaping motor body repair: technology, continuous skills development, circularity, and stronger data and standards.
There’s something special about honouring your roots and paying tribute to your traditions.
One of the highlights of our Automechanika Frankfurt trip was an important engagement arranged by our Chairman Dev Moodley and facilitated by RMI COO Henk Ferreira with Minister John Steenhuisen.
