Car-O-Liner and WorldSkills: A winning combination for young professionals in the Autobody Repair skill at WorldSkills Kazan 2019

Kazan will be the skills capital of the world when the city hosts the 45th WorldSkills Competition, held from August 22-27. More than 1,300 competitors from 63 WorldSkills Member countries and regions will compete in 56 skills. This will be the largest international event in Russia in 2019.

As Global Industry Partner of WorldSkills International and as for past competitions, Car-O-Liner will support Autobody Repair by providing standardized equipment and technical knowledge to 21 competitors competing in this skill.

Car-O-Liner, a global leading knowledge and equipment provider for automotive collision assessment and repair, is already heavily involved in skills training. It has training academies all over the world. Over the years, the company has trained thousands of young people into the skills requirements of the industry. For instance, students are taught how to accurately measure vehicle damage and to repair cars according to the highest standards defined by manufacturers.

An experienced team of specialists will set up the equipment at the Autobody Repair competition area and be available during the event to support all competitors and experts.

About Car-O-Liner

Headquartered at the heart of the Swedish automotive cluster, Car-O-Liner is the global leading knowledge and equipment provider for automotive collision assessment and repair. In a symbiotic relationship with key Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Car-O-Liner develops and offers products, methods, and training using the latest technologies. They ensure up-to-date and state-of-the-art diagnostic and repair of collision damages even for the most advanced vehicles. Bodyshops rely on Car-O-Liner’s expertise to get their job done with the highest productivity and accuracy, repairing vehicles to the highest standards.

WorldSkills Kazan 2019

WorldSkills Kazan 2019 will be held from August 22-27. Close to 1,300 competitors from 63 WorldSkills Member countries and regions will compete in 56 skills. This will be the largest international event in Russia in 2019.

Kazan was awarded the right to hold the event in 2015, after a vote of WorldSkills Members. WorldSkills Russia works in all 85 regions of the country and is one of the priority projects for the federal government in the field of personnel training and economic development.

Press Office of WorldSkills Kazan 2019 Competition Organizer

Photo courtesy of Car-O-Liner