The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW (MTA NSW) has partnered with a world leading insurance broker and risk adviser, Marsh, to launch a tailored insurance program for the New South Wales automotive industry.
A renewed call for state funding comes after skills shadow minister Tim Crakanthorp’s tour of the Motor Traders’ Association of NSW training facilities.
Former ACCC deputy chair Dr Michael Schaper will oversee the independent review of the motor vehicle insurance and repair industry (MVIRI) NSW code of conduct.
A move by the Federal Government to examine the regulatory setting in the commercial conduct of the vehicle insurance and collision repair sectors has been hailed as potentially transformational by the Motor Traders Association of New South Wales (MTA-NSW).
MTA NSW has been operating as a registered training organisation (RTO) since 1996 and it has hired a former Land Rover Australia training manager to oversee the delivery of automotive technical training in hybrid vehicles (HEV), battery electric vehicles (BEV) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) powered by hydrogen.
