Isuzu Holds Competition To Test Knowledge And Skills In Motor Vehicle Parts
(L-R) Atlas Auto Service Directors, Slim Karmali and John Kuria, Atlas Service Advisor, Anthony Gakunyi, Veda Motors Managing Director, David Mwongo, Veda Motors Automotive Service Advisor, Carolyn Kanyiri, Kirofam Service Advisor, Samuel Mbugua and Kirofam Managing Director, Jesse Kirongothi in the 2s Service advisor category during the 2024 Isuzu East Africa Grand Prix on 17th April 2024.
By: Eric wanjala
With the rising number of road carnage in Kenya, most if the blame going towards vehicle manufacturer and assemblers. Isuzu East Africa has been vocal on the need for ensuring that drivers have the required skills before embarking on roads.
The Isuzu East Africa (EA) assembly plant in Nairobi recently hosted its second regional aftersales and sales challenge , the “Isuzu EA – 1 Grand-Prix Competition,” aimed at testing Knowledge and skills in motor vehicle parts , service advisory and repair expertise. Over 60 technicians, service advisors, and sales representatives from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania were present.
While addressing the event Managing Director Rita Kavashe who recently appointed as the chair of the Isuzu EA Board highlighted and emphasized the importance of technical proficiency in ensuring road safety, aligning with the competition’s theme of ‘Keeping our roads safe, one vehicle at a time.’
“Today’s event has showcased dedication and commitment to safety and reliability therefore as our theme goes of Keeping our road safe ,one vehicle at a time Isuzu brand has always been on the fore front in ensuring that we impact skills and knowledge to our customers ” Said Chair,MD EA Rita Kavashe
Julius Ndegwa, Isuzu EA Director Aftersales & Channel Development, stressed the significance of upskilling automotive technicians and drivers on road safety, citing the Eyes on the Road Campaign aimed at promoting driver wellness and vehicle reliability.
George Wambugu, Managing Director of Thika Motor Dealers (TMD) and Chairman of the Isuzu EA Dealers Council, praised the expertise shown in the competition, highlighting its contribution to fulfilling Isuzu’s promises to customers. Mr. Masakazu Fukasawa, Vice President, Aftersales Division, Isuzu Motors International FZE, commended Isuzu EA for hosting the Grand Prix competition, which will enhance aftersales teams’ skills to ensure Isuzu vehicles’ performance and safety for customers.
The competition, held at the Isuzu EA Plant in Nairobi, featured four categories: Service Technical (CV Division), Service Advisor, Spare Parts, and Vehicle Sales. Winners will represent Isuzu East Africa at the annual global Isuzu Grand Prix competition. In 2023, Isuzu EA technicians achieved 11th position out of 33, an improvement from 2022, demonstrating the region’s commitment to providing high-quality aftersales support.
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