The Irish Tyre Industry Association (ITIA) is set to launch its Licensing Scheme at a Retailers’ Meeting at the Mullingar Park Hotel, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath on Saturday, September 7 at 4.00pm.
The new licensing scheme will give members the opportunity to show their customers that they are the tyre expert in their area, according to ITIA President, Kevin Farrell.
“By becoming a licensed tyre outlet you will stand out as a retailer who takes safety seriously and provides excellent levels of expertise and service,” Farrell said.
The ITIA says its licensing scheme is bringing improved standards of service and safety to the Irish Tyre industry. “Our ITIA Accreditation scheme is central to the licensing process, providing independent assessment of your tyre technicians’ skills. It also underlines the best practise for fitting and repairing tyres and successful candidates sign up to work to industry recognised standards.,” he added.
Licensed outlets sign up to a number of standards to comply with licensing criteria, including a declaration that they do not sell second hand tyres.
“Together we can work to significantly improve standards in our industry – join your fellow tyre experts and apply for licensing today,” Farrell added.
The meeting on Saturday, September 7 is open to members and non members.
For more information and to order an application form call 086 773 96 66 or email info@itia.ia
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