Maverick Diagnostics, situated in Wrexham, made a purchase for a new training facility.
Maverick Diagnostics, a Wrexham-based company that provides automotive training and car diagnostic instruments, has announced intentions to more than quadruple its staff after the opening of its new skills centre.
After launching a new skills centre, a company that provides automotive instruction and car diagnostic instruments is preparing for expansion.
Maverick Diagnostics, located in Wrexham, has been a leader in the field for more than 20 years.
Managing director Andy Brooke made the decision to shift the company’s focus away from sales and toward services like technical support and live and remote training during the epidemic, which sped up growth and brought in new clients both domestically and abroad.
He announced plans to double their workforce more than and stay at the forefront of technological advancements as demand grows for technicians to work on EV and hybrid engines. This comes after the launch of their Automotive Training Academy, which offers a suite of IMI (Institute of the Motor Industry) courses from levels one to four.
Around 90,000 additional TechSafe technicians would be required worldwide by 2030, according to the IMI, said Mr Brooke.
We anticipated this tendency before the epidemic and were already offering extremely well-liked online training programmes.
The safety factor is crucial because most garages aren’t even close to being equipped to operate on EV and hybrid vehicles if you aren’t properly trained in how to do so.
Due to the increasing number of requests we are receiving, we will need to launch new courses. As a consequence, the education department will continue to be extremely busy in the years to come, including planned sessions on first responder and emergency services EV and hybrid training.
In addition to having a solid reputation for dealer diagnostics, Maverick Diagnostics offers a comprehensive variety of services, including the sale of equipment, technical support, live and remote training, and research and development.
Andy says they utilised lockdown to refocus the company’s direction and pivot to address a market vacuum after reflecting on Brexit and the difficulties of Covid-19.
According to him, it’s crucial to keep in mind how different modern automobiles are from older models because they are more technologically advanced.
We are operating differently, and we currently have more than 100 contractors working with us across the UK and Europe.
Additionally, there are plans for growth here in North Wales that would include hiring another ten employees in the Wrexham region, although these ideas are still in the early stages. Our top objective is continuing to push the edge while being at the forefront of industry advancements, particularly in terms of software and technology.
