TDIPLC
14th November 2006, 09:54 AM
I am happy to announce that Torque Developments International are the 1st company in the aftermarket tuning industry to gain the Automotive Techician Accreditation qualification, which is a universal industry standard of Technican competance.
The accreditation is a measure of technical competence, but additionally all ATA accredited technicians agree to abide by the following Code of Conduct:
* Accept the Code of Conduct as a condition of Automotive Technician Accreditation registration
* Uphold the standing of the profession and conduct themselves in such a manner as not to bring the profession into disrepute
* At all times be strictly professional in their approach to the public, business colleagues and all those whom they meet in their day to day business activities
* Maintain professional competence and skills in respect of all developments and legislation applicable to this profession (CPD)
* Perform their duties and observe their responsibilities to their employers, staff and the public with integrity, courtesy and consideration
* Take all reasonable steps to ensure that work undertaken by staff under their control is performed with integrity, courtesy and consideration
* Not incur personal gain through abuse of their professional position
* Work within the framework of the law at all times, particularly relating to the operation of the organisation with which they are connected
* Respect the confidentiality of any information given by customers, employers, staff and suppliers
* Not directly, indirectly or unfairly injure the reputation of another accredited technician
* Encourage staff under their control to raise their educational standards and skill through training and development (CPD)
The accreditation is a measure of technical competence, but additionally all ATA accredited technicians agree to abide by the following Code of Conduct:
* Accept the Code of Conduct as a condition of Automotive Technician Accreditation registration
* Uphold the standing of the profession and conduct themselves in such a manner as not to bring the profession into disrepute
* At all times be strictly professional in their approach to the public, business colleagues and all those whom they meet in their day to day business activities
* Maintain professional competence and skills in respect of all developments and legislation applicable to this profession (CPD)
* Perform their duties and observe their responsibilities to their employers, staff and the public with integrity, courtesy and consideration
* Take all reasonable steps to ensure that work undertaken by staff under their control is performed with integrity, courtesy and consideration
* Not incur personal gain through abuse of their professional position
* Work within the framework of the law at all times, particularly relating to the operation of the organisation with which they are connected
* Respect the confidentiality of any information given by customers, employers, staff and suppliers
* Not directly, indirectly or unfairly injure the reputation of another accredited technician
* Encourage staff under their control to raise their educational standards and skill through training and development (CPD)