
Troubleshooting Training
Courses
for mechanical and electronic
field service and maintenance
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Quote from user at American Tool Corp. |
The knowledge and experience of people on the job is your company’s ticket to success. Give them the freedom, support and tools they need.In STS, people learn how to get information they don’t have, combine it with what they know and focus that knowledge on the problem. Few issues can survive that power. |
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Curriculum for community colleges |
Watch a five-minute video about how the
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When repeated breakdowns are unthinkable, |
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Beginning with Systematic Troubleshooting, this procedure uses two new tables to do an
in-depth analysis and determine the most effective course of action to prevent recurrence of a problem.
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When technology is beyond the understanding of the troubleshooter it can cause guessing, parts-changing or inaction; the "black box syndrome".This workshop replaces bad options with knowledge and a plan. |
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This course is about getting information needed for troubleshooting complex processes.
It deals with inputs and outputs; where their data can be found, determining what input
characteristics are needed for outputs and considering how external factors affect them. |
This is an easy to present, activity-based workshop using the Mimic with a detailed Leader's Guide. Students work in teams using comprehensive student Activity Books with complete instructions for all activites.More about "Automated Processes and Machines" | |
Discovering that you can understand and solve problems in areas that have intimitdated you builds confidence and competence.Even though functions in your process controllers may be executed by software, the circuit logic principles you learn still apply. |
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This flexible workshop may be conducted in a classroom or assigned to students working in pairs on their own with the Mimic. There is a Leader's Guide with instructions for both formats and Activity Books for students.More about Circuits and Chips | |
