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SEARCHThroughout the year, ASE will share historical information, conduct special programs, and showcase ASE-Certified service professionals.
ASE has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals, becoming an independent non-profit organization aiming to uphold and promote high standards of vehicle service and repair.
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The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) announced a yearlong celebration of its growth and milestones achieved since its founding in 1972.
ASE has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals, becoming an independent non-profit organization aiming to uphold and promote high standards of vehicle service and repair.
From its initial offering of four automobile tests in 1972, ASE today offers 57 tests and certifications from automobile and medium-heavy truck to transit and school bus, collision repair, parts, military, and others.
More than a quarter of a million individuals currently hold ASE certifications in these areas of the transportation industry.
ASE recently unveiled a special logo in recognition of its 50th anniversary and encourages industry organizations to feature the commemorative logo as a way to show their support of ASE.
Throughout the year, ASE will share historical information, conduct special programs, and showcase ASE-Certified service professionals.
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