Our Technician achieves Gold Status Re-accreditation
23/9/2021
Porsche Bolton is delighted to announce that Daniel Bennett has passed his re-accreditation for Gold Master Technician status. This is such a fantastic achievement as there are only thirty-five Gold Masters in the UK Porsche dealer network.
Dan shares this elite status with one of our other long-standing technicians Rob Latham, who was awarded his reaccreditation in 2020. The Gold award is the highest accreditation that a Porsche Technician can achieve and we are extremely proud of both Dan and Rob’s achievements. We also feel extremely honoured to have them both work at Porsche Bolton.
Dan Bennett has always had a keen interest in vehicle mechanics, so much so that from the age of fourteen he worked with a local company helping to rebuild racing cars. At the age of sixteen he started work as an apprentice technician to gain his experience and knowledge of all things mechanical. We were fortunate enough for Dan to join our team at Porsche Centre Bolton in 2011 as a Service Technician where he achieved so many things, from awards for restoration of classic cars, through to accreditations to work on the latest technology of hybrid and full electric models.
Congratulations Dan, your recent achievement is well deserved!
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