DEEP PROGRAM

Logo for the DEEP Dealer Employee & Environment Program featuring a yellow diamond-shaped road sign with a curved black road and yellow dashed lines, accompanied by the program acronym DEEP and tagline 'Guiding Dealerships on the Road to Safety'.

DEEP Training

The Empire State Dealer Education Program (DEEP) offers training designed to help dealership employees and supervisors better understand their roles, responsibilities, and industry requirements.

Choose the training that best fits your role and register for an upcoming session below.

New Employee Training

Designed for employees who are new to the dealership industry, this training provides an introduction to key dealership practices, expectations, and responsibilities.

Upcoming New Employee Training:

Thursday, October 15 | 12:30 PM | Albany

Wednesday, November 18 | 12:30 PM | Albany

Wednesday, December 16 | 12:30 PM | Albany

Supervisor Training

Supervisor Training is designed for dealership managers and supervisors who want to strengthen their understanding of supervisory responsibilities and industry practices.

Upcoming Supervisor Training:

Tuesday, October 6 | 12:00–3:30 PM | Albany

The Eastern New York Coalition of Automotive Retailers, Inc., in an effort to reduce workplace injuries, promote the health and safety of dealership employees, and ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, has developed a comprehensive program for all dealer members, included in your dues, which involves: 

The Association is very proud of our commitment to maintaining safe workplaces and educating employees to work safely. This can only reduce injuries, workers’ compensation claims, morale, turnover, and attract new workers.

*Please note that the scope of this program is primarily OSHA regulations, with some EPA, DEC, and other agency regulations. It does not include county, town, or other local rules or regulations, nor does it provide coverage of other federal or state regulations to the same extent that OSHA requirements are addressed. We do provide other checklists or self-audits from time to time on other areas of regulation.