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As companies transition to an electrified off-highway fleet, training programs become essential to maximize the potential of these advanced technologies. For the eLION and BODAS, Bosch Rexroth’s integrated electrification platform for off-highway machinery, @Bosch Rexroth Australia offers specialized training to understand the unique characteristics of electric machinery.   For maintenance technicians, training on eLION systems and BODAS control system is essential to ensure they can troubleshoot, maintain, and repair electric drivetrains, and ancillary drives. For fleet managers and engineers, training that focuses on managing the energy needs and running diagnostics of an electrified fleet, is most beneficial. Bosch Rexroth provides in-depth training, equipping companies technicians with the skills to work safely with electric power systems to perform routine maintenance on electrically driven hydraulic systems and execute more complex repairs. As a result, trained technicians can minimize downtime, reduce repair costs, and extend the lifespan of the fleet. Interested to transform your machines and build the capabilities to handle the complexities of running an electrified off-highway fleet? Get in touch with us here https://lnkd.in/gSyV6Ge5

Applied Industrial Technologies + Continental Power Transmission Belts - Maintenance and Troubleshooting Training: Today we get to partner with Continental to perform several training sessions for one of our customer’s maintenance departments. Several Reasons why this training is important: Maximize Efficiency: Proper installation of power transmission belts is crucial for maximizing efficiency and performance. This training equips participants with the knowledge and skills to install belts correctly, ensuring smooth operation and minimal downtime. Ensuring Safety: Incorrectly installed belts can pose safety risks to personnel and equipment. Our training emphasizes safety protocols and best practices to prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace. Preventive Maintenance: Regular inspection of power transmission belts is essential for identifying potential issues before they escalate. Training participants in effective inspection techniques helps in early detection of problems, leading to timely maintenance and cost savings. Troubleshooting Expertise: Our training covers troubleshooting techniques and solutions to address problems quickly and minimize downtime. Extended Belt Lifespan: Proper installation, inspection, and troubleshooting practices contribute to extending the lifespan of power transmission belts. This training empowers participants to implement maintenance strategies that promote longevity and durability. Happy Friday LinkedIn #WeAreApplied #AppliedIndustrialTechnologies #Continental #PowerTransmissionBelts #Training #Maintenance #Safety #Efficiency #ProfessionalDevelopment Bill Bates

I have completed in electrical K3 expert training.

Daikin Training with Engineering and Technicians in Labuan Bajo Discussed the handling of AC unit problems, checking components on the PCB, checking error codes, monitoring the condition of the AC unit, and how to maintain the AC unit.

According to one international food manufacturing company, 20% of skills cover 80% of breakdowns. This is why multiskilling and mechanical to electrical conversion is so successful. To learn more about how our mechanical to eletrical courses can help close your maintenance skills gaps, follow this link: https://zurl.co/c2Pj #MCP #TechnicalTraining #M2E #ClosingSkillsGaps

Participation in training of: Variable Speed Drive ACS880-01 Commissioning, Operation and Basic Maintenance

We understand that training is essential for ensuring efficient and safe operations. Recently, we had the opportunity to conduct a specialized training session for one of our valued motive power customers, focusing on best practices, safety protocols, and maintenance requirements to maximize battery life and performance. This hands-on training not only equips the operations team with practical knowledge but also strengthens their confidence in handling batteries and chargers safely. By investing in continuous learning, we’re helping our customers optimize their operations and prolong the lifespan of their motive power assets. A big thank you to our MRP Service team for delivering impactful training and to our customer for bringing their team together for this onsite session. #MotivePower #Training #BatteryMaintenance #CustomerSupport #EmpoweringExcellence

#Questionforgroup During Patton's training class, I've been asked many times, "how can I tell when my lube pumps are failing?" My first answer is simple: Look at the video & notice the oil in the lube box sight glass, if the sight glass is full, the pumps are bypassing! 🫤🫤🫤 This is what we see many times when called out to troubleshoot divider block no-flow shutdown problems. Notice the oil coming from the lubricator flushing assembly? 😳😳😳 My second answer (which I will post later) is more in-depth, because some compressor OEMs have made it very difficult for technicians to troubleshoot for failing lube pumps. This is one of hundreds of reasons we built a training facility in Fredericksburg Texas & offer 8 hrs of in-depth, hands-on instructions for nothing but operation, maintenance & troubleshooting the divider block system! 👏🏼👏🏼

Reliability engineering training can help prevent equipment failures. Prepare for 2025 and sign up your team for this Reliability Fundamentals training in February. This training course will teach you when and how to use the principles of reliability engineering to prevent equipment failures. Get started: https://hubs.li/Q02WN4XF0 #maintenancereliability #maintenance #reliabilityengineering

Teaching and Feedback I've just finished delivering a Think EMC 1 day Electrical Safety course for my friends at Eurofins York. Some very good and sometimes challenging questions from the attendees which is always appreciated. At the end of any course I like to turn the conversation around and ask the attendees for specific examples of what they learned or found the most interesting. Sometimes what you hear may be a surprise. A section of the course that you thought wasn't well received turns out to be valuable to more than one person. I think getting quick feedback whilst the thoughts are fresh in the heads of the class is very valuable. When I run a Think EMC course I always try and get anonymous feedback that helps me improve the course by asking "what do you wish that we had spent more time on or covered in more detail" What do my fellow teachers and trainers do to get feedback? What specific questions to ask to get through attendees being polite and telling you what they really think? Thanks in advance for your thoughts :) Min Zhang Werner Grommes Charlie Blackham Martina Kreutz Kenneth Wyatt Keith Armstrong Matt Androsiuk CMSE® Andy Eadie Andy Degraeve Karen Burnham