Dave Cappert manages the EPA-Approved, ASE Section 609 Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling Program and also promotes the Institute’s other programs through webinars and other promotional endeavors.

Dave Cappert

Executive Director Electronic Initiatives

Dave Cappert manages the EPA-Approved, ASE Section 609 Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling Program and also promotes the Institute’s other programs through webinars and other promotional endeavors.

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Once a technician passes any of the ASE certification tests and has at least two years of hands-on working experience, that technician becomes ASE-certified in that given specialty area.
Employees & Training

Benefits of ASE certification for truck service professionals

June 12, 2018
Educational training programs are available through ASE for medium duty and heavy truck technicians, truck equipment technicians and advanced diesel engine diagnosis specialist...
Diagnostic & Repair

Tool Q&A: What to look for in tire service and alignment equipment

July 21, 2014
This monthly PTEN column covers some of your most pressing questions related to tools and equipment in a shop environment. With a never-ending barrage of new vehicle technology...
Diagnostic & Repair

Hybrids: What's the difference in repairs?

July 21, 2014
It seems like everyone’s talking hybrids these days, but they’ve already been around for over ten years. With all the focus on reducing greenhouse gases and gasoline prices creeping...
4) Mitchell 1 ProDemand repair information system
Shop Management

How to utilize service information resources

Oct. 8, 2012
The right information system can be the key to unlocking profitability and success in your shop
Autel MaxiDAS DS708.
Diagnostic & Repair

Choose the right scan tools

Sept. 7, 2012
Once viewed simply as a code reader, the scan tool has evolved into a cornerstone of vehicle diagnostics
Hunter Engineering offers the QuickComp Lathe, featuring a two-way adjustable compensation adapter.
Tools

New brake service safety and technologies

Aug. 7, 2012
Safety and technology move braking systems ahead, driving the need for specialized tools and equipment