2023-03-09 OEM Repair Procedures and Build Sheet Data Meeting Minutes
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Date
Mar 9, 2023
ANTITRUST STATEMENT
As participants in this meeting, we need to be mindful of the constraints of antitrust laws. There shall be no discussions of agreements or concerted actions that may restrain competition. This prohibition includes the exchange of information concerning individual prices, rates, coverages, market practices, claims settlement practices, or any other competitive aspect of an individual company’s operation. Each participant is obligated to speak up immediately for the purpose of preventing any discussion falling outside these bounds.
Agenda
Welcome/Networking
Antitrust
This meeting is subject to the terms of our anti-trust statement shown here. In addition, this meeting may be recorded.
Meeting minute Review
Review Categories
SCRS Document
OEM One Stop
Chuck’s Draft
Meeting Minutes
Antitrust Accepted
Meeting minutes reviewed and accepted.
Work Documents of the committee have been moved to Confluence.
Tim shared SCRS Categories document
Experts of this document is the OEM, it may be used by the industry, but the OEMS needs to guide the industry.
This may be able to help us group OEM repair procedures.
This document was done before hybrid or electric vehicles.
radiator may be in electric vehicle but will be different than an ice vehicle.
If we can present this to the OE roundtable in Richmond to ask take this to map the repair procedures to this document and get OE mapping to get an idea where we should look for things.
This could help us build the data for a search tool
General terms for a collision center to be able to work on different manufacturers and use same terminology to look up items.
Thank Aaron from SCRS for providing us with the document!
Add OE Columns
OEs can add rows as needed.
Codes in document is just a sequence and do not mean anything.
We are looking for the labor functions for this document.
The documents that Chuck had displayed last week has some of the same categories
We will have several subcategories with each of these.
Ancient Chinese Proverb: Through a lot, every journey starts with the first step, it might be a misstep and you stub your toe.
Lets start with the categories document and see what we get back.
Then we can look at workflows for estimating
Terms for accessing the data
Documentation of car repair history will need to stay with the vehicle for life.
New legislation coming for calibration.
Mark shared Audi page (TT for the cantgetem)
Technical Product Information General Categories
airbag sensor could be under electrical and not body
Repair Manual has Body (hoods, doors and fenders) vs body Collision
Body front with lock carrier
Mark is going to print the Repair Manual number categories
Great Meeting Everyone,
Up Next
Welcome/Networking
Antitrust
Meeting minute Review
Action items
Decisions
References:
https://cieca.atlassian.net/l/cp/r3ZuZ0e2
Repair Categories Draft by Chuck Olsen and Committee
OEM One Stop categories.xlsx
Andrew’s Workflow Example
Participants
@Paulette Reed
Tim Ronak
Stacey Phillips
Mark Allen
Chuck Olsen
Andrew Batenhorst
Shaughn Kennedy
Chris Chesney
Dave Butler
Paul Marshall
Chrisa Hickey
Trent Tensley
Ginny Whelan
Ed Mondragon
Michael Giarrizzo
Kelci Lemanski
Don Porter
Phil Martinez
Dale Ringwald
Todd Korpi
Sandy Blalock
Chris Bonneau
Erin Solis
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