Pub. 6 2024 Issue 6

These partners have answered the call and supported NHADA programs and events. Please consider your partners first when you need professional services for your business.

Airstream of Nashua233 Main Dunstable Rd.Nashua, NH 03062(603) 880-0032Main Contact: Wendy Verity Charlie’s Auto Service102 State Rte. 101AAmherst, NH 03031(603) 883-2376Owner/Main Contact: Lisa DeLoid All-Sett Motors LLC1170 Hooksett Rd.Hooksett, NH 03106(603) 836-7812Owner/Main Contact: Christopher Houghton Haley’s Service Center LLC4 Forest Rd.Hancock, NH 03449(603) 525-8024Owner/Main Contact: Bret MacKay Portsmouth Auto Clinic LLC20 Mirona Rd.Portsmouth, NH 03801(603)

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Automobile dealership owners make decisions each day that impact the future operations and success of their businesses.

On Sept. 18, Bob & Sons Automotive in Manchester honored its 60th year in business with a special celebration.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has released its annual list of the top 10 most frequently cited standards for fiscal year 2024.

NHADA’s offerings provide valuable support that goes beyond traditional insurance. We utilize csONE Benefit Solutions, one of the largest insurance general agencies in New England.

Continuing education is essential for staying current with industry standards, growing professionally and maintaining necessary certifications.

In January 2013, the statute changed and now requires the Safety Summary Form (SSF) to be filed with the New Hampshire Department of Labor (NH DOL) only one time.

On Sept. 26, the Toyota Boston Region Female Technician Roundtable was hosted by NHADA Educational Partner, Lakes Region Community College. The event celebrated many achievements, including the introduction of new uniforms specifically designed for female technicians.

Snow removal and storm clean-up days pose significant challenges for NHADA member locations. The relentless wind and freezing temperatures that accompany snowstorms, combined with the physically demanding task of clearing snow, create tough conditions for the staff.

On Oct. 3, 2024, over 800 high school students gathered for an exciting College and Career Day focused on New Hampshire’s Motor Vehicle Industry. Hosted at the Manchester Community College campus, this event featured five New Hampshire-based community colleges — Great Bay Community College, Lakes Region Community College, Manchester Community College, Nashua Community College and White Mountain Community College — each showcasing their unique automotive programs.

In the world of powersports, success is built on passion, dedication and a commitment to delivering top-notch customer experiences.

On Monday, Oct. 14, the Bank of Stage in downtown Concord came alive with excitement and support for a wonderful cause — the Raffle for Automotive Education. The room was filled with students, parents, teachers and NHADA members and partners, all who gathered for the shared goal of investing in our future workforce. Eight bright

Recently, we sponsored an in-depth analysis of the economic impact of New Hampshire motor vehicle businesses on the state’s economy.

With the generous support of dealers and industry partners nationwide, the NADA Foundation’s Emergency Relief Fund provides crucial financial assistance to dealership employees impacted by natural disasters.