First stop of the year marked the official launch of Plasnomic’s MSO collaborative partnerships, beginning with Fix Network Canada in Calgary.
Mario Dimovski, Head of the Alliance Council, visited Fix Network Canada to initiate collaboration focused on advancing plastic repair best practices, identifying repair-first opportunities, and supporting sustainability-led solutions across the collision repair industry.
During the visit, Mario met with Mary de Guzman, Director of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), and Jeff Francis, Technical Training, Fix Network Canada, to discuss how the industry can close the long-standing knowledge gap in plastic repair by promoting clearer, more consistent, and OEM-aligned repair approaches supported by validated processes, the right tools, and approved materials.
This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to improving repair quality, strengthening technician confidence, and reducing unnecessary plastic part replacement helping keep repairable components out of landfill while delivering safer, more repeatable repair outcomes for consumers.
A special acknowledgement to Fix Network Canada for their impressive, state-of-the-art training facilities available to the wider industry across Canada and their strong sustainability vision. This marks the beginning of a broader series of MSO collaborations as Plasnomic continues its mission to unify the industry around modern, repair-first plastic repair practices.
