ZF Aftermarket announces 2020 webinar schedule
ZF Aftermarket announced dates for the first half of 2020 for the technical training webinar schedule. All webinars are ASE certified and hosted by the ZF technical training team.
ZF Aftermarket also released its technical training topics for their live webinar trainings. Technicians, instructors, sales representatives, students, and industry professionals are invited to learn tips and tricks, and openly discuss the latest in automotive technology. The experts of the ZF Aftermarket technical training team dive into the scheduled topic for an hour, with English and Spanish versions on different days.
“As we go into a new decade, we enter with new training topics to adapt to our changing automotive environment. We’re offering continued education to prepare technicians with what is yet to be second nature,” said Dirk Fuchs, technical training manager, ZF Aftermarket.
“The first round of webinars we are offering in 2020 have been sought out for the last few months as our technicians in the field are facing new challenges, so we’re excited to be a part of their learning process,” said Fuchs.
Participants of the 2020 webinars will experience the concepts that are finally taking off in the auto industry through the technical expertise and viewpoint of the ZF technical trainers. Participants can register for the upcoming webinars at aftermarket.zf.com/us/trainings.
2020 schedule:
- January 22 – Mercedes magic body control, English
- February 26 – Mercedes magic body control, Spanish
- March 11 – ZF high voltage system part 1: system overview, English
- March 25 – ZF high voltage system part 1: system overview, Spanish
- April 15 – ZF high voltage system part 2: new tools and verify zero potential, English
- April 29 – ZF high voltage system part 2: new tools and verify zero potential, Spanish
- May 20 – ZF high voltage system part 3: diagnostic, English
- June 3 – ZF high voltage system part 3: diagnostic, Spanish
The remainder of the webinar schedule will be released later in 2020. Webinar dates and times are subject to change.