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This course is for all car wash employees and managers. It covers reporting hazards and near misses, completing daily safety checks, and modeling safe behavior for new employees.

This course covers the foundations of working safely around the vehicles, equipment, water, and chemicals of a busy car wash. You will learn to spot common hazards, use safety equipment, follow basic accident prevention habits, and know your role in the site emergency action plan.

This course is for car wash employees who lift or move materials and equipment. It covers the two-second lift check, proper body mechanics, team lifts, and when to use a dolly or other moving equipment.

Slips, trips, and falls are the most common car wash injuries, and nearly all are preventable. This course is for all car wash employees and covers footwear, housekeeping, safe walking, and fall response.

This course is for car wash employees who work around powered equipment. It covers why water and high voltage make a wash unique, the visual inspections to run before and during a shift, lockout/tagout basics, and how to respond to an electrical emergency without becoming a second victim.

This course is for car wash employees who work around moving machinery and high-pressure systems. It covers the main equipment hazards, the rules and personal protective equipment that prevent injuries, and what to do when a vehicle jumps a roller or a machine malfunctions.

This course is for car wash employees and managers responsible for fire readiness. It covers how fires start in a wet environment, the extinguisher classes and the PASS method, when to evacuate rather than fight a fire, and the daily housekeeping that prevents fires.

This course is for car wash employees who operate or service equipment. It explains hazardous energy, the six lockout tagout steps, and personal lock rules that prevent equipment from starting, moving, or releasing stored energy during service.

This course is for car wash employees who use ladders. It covers ladder selection and inspection, safe setup on wet ground, and climbing with three points of contact.

This course is for car wash employees who handle cleaning chemicals. It covers product hazards, required protective equipment, safe handling and storage, spill response, and first aid for skin or eye contact.

This course is for car wash employees who may encounter blood, body fluids, or sharp objects at vacuum stations, trash bins, or during first aid. It covers bloodborne pathogens, universal precautions, cleanup and disposal procedures, and what to do after an exposure.

This course is for car wash employees who handle or work near chemicals. It explains the sixteen Safety Data Sheet sections, focuses on the five used most often, shows how to find an SDS in seconds in WashConsole, and explains how to use one during a spill or splash.

This course is for car wash employees who respond to frustrated or angry customers. It explains how to stay calm, listen to the customer, offer solutions, set respectful limits, get help, document the incident, and follow up.

This course is for car wash managers and employees who respond to vehicle damage reports. It covers how to respond calmly, document the damage, investigate the claim, communicate the decision, and review claims to prevent future damage.

This course is for technicians and managers who maintain a Petit Accutrac 360-i in-bay automatic. It covers the safety steps that come first, daily and weekly checks, monthly greasing and inspections, semi-annual and annual services, and pump station upkeep.

Marketing drives non-member cars to your wash, but converting those visits into members is the job of your sales team. This course shares six practical ways to build a sales-forward culture at your car wash so your crew stays focused, confident, and motivated to grow your membership base. Each step is simple to put into practice on the floor, and together they turn everyday interactions into more memberships and stronger recurring revenue.

Reinforcing sales training doesn't require long meetings or additional programs; it happens through everyday actions. In this course, managers will learn how to use daily observations, team huddles, coaching, and recognition to keep key sales skills active. By consistently reinforcing the right behaviors, you help your team build confidence, improve performance, and create a positive sales culture.

Customer Service Excellence teaches your team how to turn an ordinary car wash visit into an experience customers remember and return for. You will learn the core principles of great service, how to communicate and handle every interaction with care, and how to create genuine WOW moments that build lasting loyalty.

This course is for greeters and attendants who recommend wash packages. It covers knowing every package inside out, reading the vehicle and the customer in seconds, making a confident recommendation, and handling hesitation about price without pressure.

This course covers how to check wash quality at the exit, including spot checking key exterior areas, recognizing the signs of a poor rinse or weak drying, identifying patterns that point to equipment issues, and responding the right way.

The tunnel entrance is one of the most important and highest risk spots at the wash. It is where you guide a moving vehicle onto the conveyor, keep the line flowing, and set the tone for the guest's entire wash. Done well, loading is smooth, safe, and reassuring. Done poorly, it can damage a vehicle, injure someone, or bring the line to a stop. This four-part course builds the awareness and skills to load every vehicle safely and confidently.

This course is for car wash employees who work the paystation. It covers recognizing common card reader, screen, and account problems, working a step-by-step troubleshooting sequence, verifying memberships, and knowing when to escalate while keeping the line moving.

This course covers how to keep the vacuum area running and guest ready. You will learn to troubleshoot common suction issues, inspect and clear hoses, safely replace bags and filters, and know when to escalate an equipment concern.

A short course on working the parking lot and vacuum area, where safety and guest service happen side by side. In three parts, you will learn to stay safe around moving vehicles, spot and clear hazards, and keep a service-first mindset that leaves guests feeling welcomed.