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Royal approval for South Australian Midas franchisees

Robert Barry · 0 comments

The Royal Automobile Association (RAA) has given its approved repairer status to all South Australian Midas franchisees.

It is part of the latest initiative to best serve the automotive servicing and repair group’s South Australian customers.

All Midas South Australian repair centres now meet the stringent requirements of the RAA to ensure total quality automotive service and repair to their valued customers.

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In achieving this approval, essential criteria will continue to be met by all Midas stores located across metropolitan Adelaide.

In adhering with the RAA approved repairer code of practice, all Midas Auto Service centres must be equipped with a comprehensive and specific list of tools and equipment as outlined in the RAA approved repairer code of practice.

In addition, the service centres must have qualified mechanics on site and with all technicians required to attend at least one training course per year as well as a trained First Aid officer and a trained Fire Warden on site.

Furthermore the service centres must comply with current SafeWork SA Work Health and Safety Guidelines and they should expect regular RAA Approved Repairer inspections to ensure compliance is maintained.

Midas general manager Rob Lewis says this association with the RAA is strong endorsement of Midas commitment to continuously enhancing the group’s customer service excellence in South Australia.

“We are proud to offer motorists nationwide the highest quality automotive service and repair. This commitment by our South Australian franchisees to meet the state’s most stringent code of practice, as set by the RAA, represents yet another step forward in ensuring that this is the case.” Lewis says.

“We congratulate our South Australian franchisees on attaining and abiding by these stringent requirements that provide further trust and peace of mind for our valued customers,” he says.

 

 

Robert Barry

Robert Barry has been reporting on the Australasian automotive and transport sector since June 2003. A member of the New Zealand Motoring Writers Guild since 2005, Robert has also previously held the positions of secretary, vice-president and president. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on the web. He holds a Class 2 and a Class 4 heavy transport licence and knows his way around a manual transmission.

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