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About Technical Operator Training
The aim of the training is to develop practical maintenance skills to enable Technical Operators to carry out high frequency, low risk tasks. Successful completion of practical assessments and written paper lead to City and Guilds Accreditation.
Is it right for me?
This course was developed to enable machine operators with little or no technical background to carry out basic asset care.
What will I learn?
The course will cover mechanical theory, practical tasks and a series of competence assessments. Content includes:
Health and safety at work
Hand tools, fixings and fasteners
Measuring tools
Shafts and Keys
Bearings
Lubrication
Belt drives, vee and synchronous
Chain drives
Seals and gaskets
Pumps
Levers and linkages
Springs and cams
Sensors
Conveyors
Basic fault finding
The benefits?
Improved teamwork between production and maintenance
Higher production efficiencies/plant reliability
More motivated and higher skills operators
Standard working introduced
Safer working Environment
Technical Operator Training Programme is also available as an onsite cost-effective alternative to our regular public training courses held at our training centre in Reading. We can tailor content for on-site courses. For more information on this course, please contact us.