Thomas Tschabold of Glass Doctor in Maumee, Ohio, recently renewed his Master Auto Glass Technician certification with the Auto Glass Safety Council™ (AGSC). Tschabold has been in the industry for more than 30 years. “I got into this industry because of a high school friend,” he recalls. “His dad owned
Eduardo Chavez with City Auto Glass in South St. Paul, Minn., recently earned his Master Auto Glass Technician certification with the Auto Glass Safety Council™ (AGSC). He has been in the industry for about four years, after getting his start during college. “I attended South Central College and obtained my
Several auto glass technicians passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam during the month of November. The exam is an online test consisting of 70 multiple choice questions. Those who apply to become Master Auto Glass Technicians must have experience and knowledge in: OSHA-required
Joseph Forney with City Auto Glass in South St. Paul, Minn., recently renewed his Master Auto Glass Technician certification with the Auto Glass Safety Council™ (AGSC). He has been in the industry since 2002, when a friend, Victor Hapka, talked to him about getting into the business. “He sold me
Ian Spencer of Sacramento Autoglass in Sacramento, Calif., recently passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam. He has been in the industry for eight years. “I got my start in the auto glass industry right out of high school on a recommendation from my
Several auto glass technicians passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam during the month of October. The exam is an online test consisting of 70 multiple choice questions. Those who apply to become Master Auto Glass Technicians must have experience and knowledge in: OSHA-required
Matthew Banks of Jack Morris Auto Glass in Memphis, Tenn., recently passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam. Banks says he grew up in the auto glass industry. “My dad had a glass shop,” he says. When asked why he chose to seek his
Aaron Gross of Jack Morris Auto Glass in Memphis, Tenn., recently renewed his Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification. Gross has been in the industry for 23 years, since a friend introduced him to the business in Camden, Tenn. “At that time we did commercial glazing
Randall Whitby of Jack Morris Auto Glass in Memphis, Tenn., recently renewed his Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification. Whitby has 31 years’ experience in the industry. “I was working at Goodyear in Union City [Tenn.] and had concerns about lay-offs when my younger brother, Jeff,
Stephen Yarbro of Jack Morris Auto Glass in Memphis, Tenn., recently passed the Auto Glass Safety Council™’s (AGSC) Master Auto Glass Technician certification exam. He has been in the industry for eight years. “Jeff Whitby recruited me straight out of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Jackson, Tenn.,” he