Tool insurance?
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Tool insurance?
Just seeing what my options are. Any of you automotive tech's have insurance for your tool's? And what does most insurance company's cover? I work at a little mom and pop shop and one of the tech's ran into my tool cart. The owner pretty much just looked at it and walked away. The tech is a poor *** douche and can't come up with 1300.00 to buy a new cart.
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In any situation like this we either replace our techs tool box or have it repaired. One of our stores recently had a truck come off the alignment rack and into a triple bank snap on box and roll cart. Tech was paid full value for the cart and tool box was repaired.
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You didnt damage it, so why should you have to be the one to fix it. **** that. Whoop the **** out that ******* then quit. Or tell the owner that he needs to take it out of the other guys check and give it to you. It seems like a shop that you don't need to work at anymore.
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I'd love to stomp the **** out of the guy but that's just going to cost me more money. I'm looking for a new job. Any of you guys work at a transmission shop that's hiring? I can build, r&r, sell, pretty much work any area in a transmission shop.
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my company offers insurance. its only $1 per 1000 of coverage per month. i wouldnt think if you got it for yourself it wouldnt be that bad. it only covers theft and fire i believe.