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Letter to the Editor
Monday October 18
Rod Enlow Joins CCAR as Director of Industry Relations
Rod Enlow has joined the Coordinating Committee For Automotive Repair (CCAR) to assist in improving environmental and safety compliance in the automotive repair industry. Enlow’s appointment as Director of Industry Relations was announced by Robert G. Stewart, CCAR President.Enlow retired from USAA Property & Casualty Insurance in 2003 after 27 years of service. His most recent position was as the company’s Director of Auto Industry Affairs. Enlow will continue to manage and operate RENLOW Auto Technical Consulting, Inc. based in San Antonio, Texas. He is immediate past chairman of the Certified Automotive Parts Association’s (CAPA) Technical Committee, serves as co-chair of the Collision Industry Conference (CIC) Parts and Ethics Committees, a member of the National Auto Body Council (NABC), the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) and the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) South Texas Board of Governors.
Enlow currently serves as vice chair of I-CAR (Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) International’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee. Enlow has been a member of the I-CAR board of directors since 2000. He was also inducted into the “Hall of Eagles,” the collision industry’s equivalent of the “Hall of Fame,” in December 2003.
“I am excited at the opportunity to raise awareness of safety and environmental compliance issues,” said Enlow. “With CCAR, we have the knowledge and the methods to improve and extend the lives of technicians, customers and visiting appraisers. It’s called ‘compliance,’ but safety and environmental responsibility is really just good business. My job will be to help companies realize industry effort is required.”
“We believe Rod Enlow’s expertise will be helpful in taking our message to the overall industry,” said Stewart. “He is well respected and technically astute, and his knowledge of the industry and his reputation will help us improve our relationships with larger companies and school districts. It is exciting to add Rod to our roster.”
Enlow added, “The industry must develop the spirit of compliance, which means we must ‘talk it in order to walk it.’ No company wants to be viewed by its employees, ownership or business partners as not being committed to the environment and the safety of its front-line technicians. We all should want the legacy of leaving the world better than we found it.”
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