Automaton On Wheels
07/10/2020
This training(module 1) offers 3 main benefits in addition to understanding the trade.
1. Mentorship opportunities.
2. Support services.
3. Belonging to a network of experts.
The training is tailored to solve a long standing problem for mechanics, 'The ability to demystify electrical/ electronics diagnosis from first principles and carrying out a detailed diagnosis as specified by the manufacturer'.
Side attractions include content loaded materials, complementary tea break and internet service at the training sessions.
Training will be delivered in both Pidgin and English to create room for proper interaction by all participants.
The training is designed for old mechanics who desire to upgrade their skill, workshop owners, car owners and new intents into the industry; for this reason delivery will be very simplified.
To register click the link below to download the registration form
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Call 08182312827 or 08029835959 for further enquires.
07/01/2020
The Importance of Human Capacity Building Capacity building is the bedrock of all developed nations, it simply entails creating systems and policies where the older generation will train the younger generation in their chosen area of influence, be it leadership, craftsmanship, entrepreneurship just to mention a few. We can never get it wron...
My case for support staffs.
In my years of practicing as an automobile service technician (mechanic as we call it) I've being maltreated, insulted and disrespected at many instances that I've lost count.
I pride myself first as a mechanic anywhere I go despite the fact that I have a degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering from University of Benin with almost 20years (my years as an automobile service technician inclusive)of post graduate work experience in different facet of our economy before I decided to do what gives me joy 'providing solutions in the automobile repair industry'.
This write up is not about me but born out of the level of mis-representation and disrespect support staffs get from their bosses or clients. I would like to bring to light that most of these disrespected support staffs are happily married with educated kids, well trained and highly respected outside there business spheres.
The funny and most nauseating part of it all is that when most of these clients/bosses meet coloured individuals that are support staffs they respect them even hold them in high esteem.
Is it that our culture does not teach us about mutual respect or we are just being proud of what we think we have attained or achieved in life.
It will surprise us to know that most of these support staffs don't wait for their employers to pay for their trainings or support their vacations be it locally or internationally neither do they get loan from the banks or cooperatives to support their life style or business.
My point in all of these is simple. Let's have mutual respect for one another.
One interesting fact about having mutual respect for one another is that it gives a business relationship a human face.
I'm a mechanic and I'm proud of who I've become and what I've being doing over the last 14years because my job gives me joy.
Show some love and respect.
Food for thought...
31/12/2018
Thank you Lord for an Awesome 2018...
Giving Gratitude for 2019.
Lord grant us the grace for positive mindset. Amen.
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Island Workshop. , 14 Pastor Olu Olusakin Avenue (Adjacent Alaguntan Blackgate) Off Mobile Road, Off Lekki/Ajah, Express Way. Lagos. , , Mainland Workshop. , 31 Onyebichi Avenue Victory Estate Off Ago
Lagos
23401
Opening Hours
| Monday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00 - 15:00 |