NMEDA will hold the last three mobility conversion service schools of 2005. The schools are certified classes on equipment installation by the manufacurers. The importance of these schools include certification on conversion safety, manufacturer instruction and a heightened awareness of safety issues.
Tampa, FL (PRWEB) July 22, 2005 -- NMEDA, the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association will be holding the three remaining Service School Opportunities for 2005 beginning in September. The schools are certified classes on equipment installation by the manufacturers.
The USF/NMEDA Service School will be held in Tampa, Florida from September 20-22. The presentations will be made by 12 manufactures. The first Regional Service School held in five years will be held October 15-17 in Reno, Nevada. There will also be twelve manufacturer presentations. This is a model that NMEDA plans on offering in all regions of NMEDA membership (Northern, Southern, Mid-West, and Western) in the neat future. The final Service School will be the VMI in Phoenix, Arizona on November 8. There will be three presentations.
All three Service Schools will include a NMEDA presentations that will include Guidelines, (NHTSA) The National Highway Transportation Safety Administrations Make Inoperative," and QAP, The Quality Assurance Program that sets the standards for disability transportation safety standards.
For additional information visit www.NMEDA.org or contact NMEDA headquarters 800-833-0427.
About NMEDA
The National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA), is a non- profit trade association known internationally as an organization committed to ensuring quality and professionalism in the manufacturering and installation of safe and reliable mobility equipment in vehicles for drivers and passengers with disabilities.
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