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Equality in Trades: Women on the rise in Automotive Collision Repair
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Equality in Trades: Women on the rise in Automotive Collision Repair
Jay Jensen, Annalise Engelbrecht and Breyanna Maisey have loved cars since they were old enough to sit on an engine bay and hold a flashlight; for them, a trades career is a well-worn family tradition. “My family owns a body shop in Chilliwack,” says Annalise. “My grandfather bought it originally; my father took over as manager. I was exposed to it from a very young age, and at a trades show I fell in love with the mechanics of the paint gun and…
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