Monthly Archives: November 2022

BMW Recall Stems from Improperly Bonded Windshields Courtesy of Robot

November 29, 2022

BMW of North America is recalling certain 2023 X5 and X7 vehicles due to a potential risk of electrical short circuits. The underlying issue, however, … Read More

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Ford F-150 Windshield Wiper Recall a Problem for Automaker Plagued with Safety Issues

November 28, 2022

Ford Motor Co. has notified federal regulators that an estimated 550,000 Ford F-150 pickup trucks sold in the U.S. and Canada may have nonworking front … Read More

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Congratulations to These Master Auto Glass Technicians

November 15, 2022

Several technicians recently earned their Auto Glass Safety Council™ (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certifications. They have become certified at the highest level AGSC offers. … Read More

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Welcome New AGSC Registered Member Companies

November 15, 2022

Several companies joined the list of safety-conscious auto glass companies by becoming accredited Registered Member Companies of the prestigious Auto Glass Safety Council™ (AGSC). Auto … Read More

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AGSC Certification Required for Technicians Employed by AGSC Registered Member Companies

November 15, 2022

It is a requirement of AGSC membership that all auto glass replacement (AGR) technicians employed by AGSC Registered Member Companies be AGSC certified technicians. This … Read More

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AGSC Participates at GHSA Annual Meeting

November 15, 2022

Immediately following Auto Glass Week, AGSC president Mike Schenian and public affairs director Seth Maiman travelled to Louisville, Kentucky, to participate in the annual meeting … Read More

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AGSC Committees Meet, Career Day held at Auto Glass Week™ 2022

November 15, 2022

The Auto Glass Safety Council and its National Windshield Repair Division conducted a series of Board, committee and member meetings at the Henry B. Gonzalez … Read More

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Bud Oliver Receives Auto Glass Industry’s Highest Honor

November 15, 2022

Retired industry veteran Bud Oliver received the industry’s highest honor. The Carl F. Tompkins Award for Auto Glass Safety is sponsored by the Auto Glass … Read More

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Revised AGRSS Standard Approved by ANSI

November 15, 2022

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has approved the recently revised ANSI/AGSC/AGRSS 004-2018. The AGSC’s AGRSS Standards Committee had adopted the calibration-related revisions … Read More

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Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Associate Member Logo

Logo can be used in only black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Associate Members.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is when identified in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements should be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo shoul link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of the AGSC.
Logo may not be used on any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Associate Member logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Registered Member Company Logo

Logo can be used in only black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Registered Member Companies.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of the AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Registered Member Company logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Registered Training Program Logo

Logo can be used in black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Registered Training Programs.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Registered Training Program logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Member Logo

Logo can be used in black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Members.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Member logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.