Go behind the scenes of our TechEdge Service Technician training event in Charlotte, NC at the world famous Repair Training Center. Our service technicians spent the last week learning and training on all the ins and outs of countless pieces of equipment we support in your clinic. This is an important part of ensuring we provide efficient and accurate service whenever it's needed.
🚀 Training Excellence in Action! 🚀 We take training seriously, but we also believe in making it engaging and practical. Here's a fun clip of our new contents technician putting our packing techniques to the test by throwing a box across the parking lot! 📦 The box contains training materials we use to ensure our technicians can safely pack items for transport under any conditions. And guess what? Not a single item was broken when we opened it to check! 💪 #SERVPRO #personalproperty #packing #firedamage #training
Co-Founder First Choice Safety Solutions | Safety Professional | Technical Rescue Instructor | Industrial Safety Trainer
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SPRAT Rope Access Certification Multiple dates available! Get trained in New England's largest and best-appointed Rope Access Training Center located in #Mystic, CT. Unlock your potential as a Certified SPRAT Certified Rope Access Technician with First Choice Safety Solutions Rope Access Training. FCSS offers a complete range of courses designed to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel as a Level I, II, or III technician. This course teaches workers how to safely access structures using two-rope systems, as well as advanced techniques of structural progression and rescue. Our SPRAT Level III instructors/ rope access supervisors are experienced rope access and rescue professionals dedicated to the highest standards of safety and integrity, regularly working and supervising rope access technicians in various industries. Class Location: First Choice Safety Solutions Training Center Register online: https://lnkd.in/eEQxkrHy
Non-destructive lock & safe opening, Training, Forensics, Red-teaming, Physical Pentesting, Human Behavior, Hyperfocus, Hacker mindset.
Practical Safe Lock Manipulation Class The ability to manipulate a combination lock on a safe using only touch, feel, sound, and sight is one of the most rewarding skills a safe technician can possess. This skill can also be invaluable for problem-solving when working on locked-out safes. In this class, students will gain comprehensive knowledge of Grade 2 combination locks and learn how to exploit mechanical weaknesses to manipulate them open without any damage to the safe. As the title suggests, this is a practical class. By the end, students will be working on real safes in the training area. The course aims to equip students with the expertise to apply these skills to their customers safes in the field. Training only available for locksmiths, safe technicians, red-teams, blue teams and other specialists with a need to know. Join our mailing list for updates on upcoming classes and new tools: subscribe@welssecurity.com
Inspirationalist; thought challenger; podcast host; writer & orator; automotive technical; entrepreneur.
We have arranged an additional date due to the high demand for this training. Nearly all technicians struggle to diagnose AdBlue faults right or at the first attempt. All except those technicians who've attended our awesome AdBlue and NOx reduction system diagnostic course. Our next course runs on the 25th & 26th April, but spaces are strictly limited. We promise that after this training, you'll look forward to working on AdBlue faults. You will learn flawless test techniques. You will expand your knowledge of AdBlue and NOx system functions. You will be hands-on with live vehicles (including live road tests). As one tech put it, "Since the training, we've not failed to diagnose or fix an AdBlue problem". C'mon. If you're only coming on one more training course this year - MAKE IT THIS ONE. You will reduce your stress levels and earn a fortune fixing AdBlue faults.
Service Manager | Castellini, Anthos, NewTom
2moStrong work, friends! Your continued dedication to your craft is impressive.