Effective Troubleshooting
A workshop
Developed and presented by
John R Henry
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787-550-9650 |
What it is:In many instances when a machine or system fails it takes more time to find the fault than it does to correct it. A common, but ineffective, technique is to replace components until the problem goes away. This is time consuming, wasteful and often does not fix the real problem. Troubleshooting, or the proper diagnoses of machine and system faults, is a critical skill for all mechanics, electricians and other technicians. This workshop is designed to provide a 5 step, methodology to analyze system faults, determine the root cause behind them and develop and implement a proper, lasting repair.Specialized troubleshooting tools are also covered. A detailed course outline is available on request from info@changeover.com
Duration:The workshop is 8 hours in length less breaks and
lunch. Who should attend:This workshop is designed for mechanics, electricians,
technicians, maintenance supervisors, engineers, lean/six sigma practitioners and all others who have hands-on
responsibility for machinery repair and maintenance. This workshop is designed and presented by John
R Henry. John has over 40 years of experience working with design, operation, maintenance, and repair of industrial
and other systems. Deliverables:Each attendee is provided with a personal copy of a workshop manual. This manual includes copies of all PowerPoint slides as well as a series of troubleshooting articles written by John Henry and originally published in Food & Drug Packaging Magazine.
Facility requirements:The client will provide a suitable conference or
training classroom with LCD projector and whiteboard and/or flipchart. The cost of this workshop, presented in your US
plant $3,000 plus travel and living expenses. If additional sessions are desired on subsequent days, the cost will
be adjusted accordingly. Costs may be slightly higher outside the US depending on location. To schedule a workshop or for additional information,Please contact: |
Do your technicians have the troubleshooting skills needed in today's industrial environment? |